Gospel vocalist explains why she spent her birthday with Chief Imam

Gospel singer Stella Aba Seal has explained why she decided to spend her birthday with Sheirk Dr. Osmanu Nuhu Sharubutu, the Chief Imam.

As Stella Seal decided to spend her birthday with the Chief Imam and receive prayers from him, she encountered conflicting responses from some Christians.

The "gyami taata" hitmaker explained her behavior in a recent interview with Zion Felix, stating that she made two requests before Chef Imam, who welcomed her with open arms.

Is it inappropriate for me to celebrate my birthday with the National Chief Imam? I personally chose him because I want to live a long time and he is the oldest spiritual leader in Ghana. Other religious leaders exist, although they are all relatively new.

I wanted to celebrate my birthday with someone who is ancient and has lived long enough on earth—someone who has seen it all—and who is in their 60s or 70s.

"I told myself I want to have this man pray for me. When he asked what I wanted, I said, "Long life." I prayed for knowledge and a long life on this planet. Because everything else is a by-product, I just asked for these two things, she explained.

Stella Aba Seal bemoaned how the human community has become divided and hostile as a result of religion, which she characterized as man-made.

"I am delighted that I did and I don't regret it," she said. His openness impacted me deeply. The fact that you will have to work so hard simply to visit some of these folks is so regrettable. You'll be forced to make an appointment, and you'll wait for two months, but the Chief Imam is reachable.

I would adore to claim that we are the original Ghanaians and that the Bible teaches us that we are all sprung from Abraham. God is not religious, thus I tend to lean spiritual. He did not create anything on earth, and He is not a member of any religion. Religion is a good invention of man.