Renowned Sierra Leonean musician Nasser Ayoub have removed a post where he criticized the acclaimed man of God, Apostle Johnson Suleman, branding him as fake.

This critique arose in response to a miracle performed during a crusade in Bo City, southern Sierra Leone.”

Nasser Ayoub deleted the post and issued an apology after receiving a message from Pastor Emmanuel Saxo Decker, who expressed concerns about a post Nasser Ayoub had made about a globally respected spiritual figure. Pastor Decker also requested that Nasser Ayoub take down the post.

“Hello Sir. U did a post on Facebook against a Global Spiritual Figure that is highly respected worldwide.
I’m kindly requesting that you take that post down”

In response, Nasser Ayoub posted again, expressing his apologies for any hurt caused and clarifying that he never intended to harm anyone. He also mentioned that, out of respect for Pastor Emmanuel Saxo Decker, he had removed the post.”

“pst emmanuel Saxo Decker, im sorry also if i hurt any1, never meant it.. For ur sake i will, Once again Sorry”