Nigerian social media content creator and podcaster Teymesan has weighed in on the ongoing debate of paying gospel singers for their performances.

Femi Lazarus, lead pastor of Light Nation Global, raised concerns over gospel ministers demanding certain amounts of money for their services.

The clergyman believes gospel singers charging for appearances, racking up more than N5 million per show, is unacceptable.

His comment caused a stir as several entertainers disagreed with his stance, pointing out their reasons.

Singer Timi Dakolo questioned Pastor Lazarus for charging $150 for his ministry school and condemning gospel ministers for their fees.

In response to the ongoing debate, Teymesan stated that this approach cannot be done to American singers such as Cece Winans and Chandler Moore.

He wrote, “Body of Christ don start fight again o. You people can’t try this with Cece Winans or Chandler Moore.”

His post attracted reactions with netizens saying.

@_ose007 said: "If to say na VDM dey talk this things wey pastor femi dey talk Nigerians for don drag like tiger gen."

@blessedmind01 said: "The problem with some people they don’t listen before they start typing."

@danielikore said: "Reputable men of God will address "Church issues" on the pulpit and you will carry your ignorance to your page and debunk. Who exactly are you in the Christian community??? No be your fault. I blame blogs and that bayelsa musician."

@khayceofficial said: "No be everything dem dey put mouth."

@primrosedodo said: "Are those ones gospel singers?"

@rejoicejojolly said: "Can this content creator define woman?"

@cassidyng said: "only illiteracy and low self esteem would make a human being tag one man as Man of God and refer others as ordinary man. God is God. God belongs to everybody. Every man Is a man of God. Only slaves belittle themselves in front of their fellow man."

@danielikore said: "If youre not a Christian, i forgive your Ignorance. But if youre a Christian, I'm not only disappointed that you dont know there is such thing called man of God, in also disgusted that you can spell illiteracy but cannot understand the context of the comments i put up there. Maybe its emotions sha. But Mr, Ther are men of God and these Men of God are still ORDINARY MEN. They are called MOGs because of their leadership in the Christian faith."