PHOTOS: Gospel musician burns his Mercedes Benz; Says its unclean
PHOTOS: Gospel musician burns his Mercedes Benz; Says its unclean
PHOTOS: Gospel musician burns his Mercedes Benz; Says its unclean
Tanzanian Musician Sets Gifted Mercedes-Benz Ablaze, Claims it “Displeased God”
In a shocking turn of events, Tanzanian musician Goodluck Gozbert has burned the luxurious Mercedes-Benz C-200 that was gifted to him by renowned pastor Geor Davie in 2021. The incident has left fans stunned, with many taking to social media to express their disbelief.
According to reports, Pastor Geor Davie, known for his generosity, presented the car to Goodluck Gozbert as a token of appreciation for his music and humility. The pastor had reportedly been impressed by the musician’s resilience and passion for his craft, and saw him as a role model for other gospel musicians.
However, in a surprising twist, Goodluck Gozbert took to social media to explain that he had burned the car because it had “displeased God”. He also claimed that the food he had eaten on the day of the event where he received the car was “unclean” and did not meet God’s standards.
In a statement, Goodluck Gozbert said, “The video circulating on social media is of the car I received as a gift from Pastor Geor Davie in December 2021. I have a lot to say, but for now, I want to make it clear that the food I ate that day during the service was also unclean.”
The incident has sparked a heated debate on social media, with many questioning the musician’s actions and others defending his right to make choices about his own life. Pastor Geor Davie, who had described Goodluck Gozbert as a humble and talented musician, has yet to comment on the incident.
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The burning of the car has raised questions about the nature of faith and the expectations that come with receiving gifts from religious leaders. While some have praised Goodluck Gozbert for his conviction, others have criticized him for being ungrateful and wasteful.
As the debate continues, one thing is clear: the incident has sparked a lively conversation about the intersection of faith, music, and material possessions.
