Singer 9ice Exposes Spiritual Side of Music Industry, Shares How He Vomited Blood for 6 Months
- Singer 9ice recently trended on social media over his comment about the spiritual side of the music industry
- The Gongo Aso crooner, who also opened up about his religious belief, recounted his near-death experience
- 9ice's comment about the music industry has since stirred up debate, with Nigerians sharing diverse opinions
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Popular indigenous singer and songwriter Alexander Adegbola Akande, better known as 9ice, has caused a buzz on social media with a video where he exposed the spiritual side of the music industry and his near‑death experience.
9ice, who was a guest on The Nancy Isime Show, declared that the devil was in charge of the music industry.
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Describing the devils as the true 'chormaster of music, the Gongo Aso crooner the devil as the true “choirmaster” of music, warned aspiring artistes to be spiritually fortified before joining the industry.
In his words,
“The devil controls music. The devil is the choirmaster. That’s why we smoke and do all the things we do.”
“If you’re coming into this industry, understand where you’re coming to. I’m not lying to you. He [the devil] is the most powerful angel."
How 9ice vomitted bloood for 6 months
When Nancy Isime asked 9ice if he ever faced spiritual battles in music, the singer recounted his terrifying experience from 2009/2010, where he claimed he vomitted blood for six months.
9ice disclosed that he got his healing he was referred to an ifa priest.
The singer, who said he is neither a Christian nor a Muslim, but a heathen, added that he regrets not becoming a traditionalist earlier on.
Recounting experience, 9ice said, “When I was vomiting blood for about six months in my own house. I had to leave my house. It happened in 2009/2010. It wasn’t a medical condition.”
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He also urged Africans to embrace traditional religions.
In related news, Legit.ng also recalls reporting that actor Yul Edochie advised Africans to embrace traditional religion.
The video of 9ice recounting his terrifying experience is below:
Reactions trail 9ice's comment about the music industry
Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions that trailed singer 9ice's revelation, read them below:
diipodipe commented:
"I got the hint from the message he was trying to convey even though he didn't use the right expression. Music has its own spirit and Lucifer used to be its custodian until he was cast away from the holy of holies"
CORTEZ__XI reacted:
"After you don chop your own music money finish you wan spoil business for others with baseless claims."
Chrisdaramola_1 said:
"9ice has really paid his dues in the music industry. I remember him coming to perform at a venue in Ijebu-Igbo, O.O.U, with Lord of Ajasa in 2004. He wasn’t that popular then, and because the crowd was expecting Ruggedman, they started throwing sachet water at him on stage."
justkency said:
"The brother ain't lying. I was just discussing this with a few people. Music is used as an energy harvester by demonic entities."
Upcoming singer reacts to 9ice's claim
An upcoming singer, Phemz, in reaction to 9ice's claim, stated that the music star's reference of the devil controlling the industry could be about what people do to attain fame.
"There rumours everywhere of what people do including evil things to be successful, it is not limited to the music industry.
Bariga LCDA honours singer 9ice, others
Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that singer 9ice was among the prominent figures who were honoured by Bariga LCDA.
According to Bariga LCDA's announcement, Charly Boy Bus Stop was renamed Baddo Bus Stop in honour of Olamide ‘Baddo’ Adedeji. Others who were also honoured included King Sunny Ade, 9ice, Tony Tetuila, and Arsenal star Bukayo Saka
Source: Legit.ng
