Gospel musician Cwesi Oteng has given a vivid explanation of how he saw his album being buried in a cemetery.
Many may recall that Cwesi Oteng, in an earlier interview, disclosed how he faced spiritual attacks and revealed that his album had been buried by some gospel musicians at the beginning of his career.
In a recent development, Cwesi Oteng, in an interview on Hitz FM on April 8, 2025, noted that he had a revelation about how his album was buried in the cemetery.
“People have been asking me this question since yesterday. People live their lives depending on their physical eyes. I live by the voice of God, and my eyes are opened to the spiritual realm when I pray. I know things, and I see them,” he said.
Cwesi Oteng added that he is focused on revamping his career and that his initial comment wasn’t meant to denigrate the gospel music fraternity.
“I am focused on doing my work, and I am still progressing. My earlier comment is not to shame the gospel music community. I am friends with great ministers. I entered the music industry as a groundbreaker. People who don’t understand can’t understand because it is my conversation,” he added.
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