A gospel singer and the Chief Executive Officer of Madam Titi Entertainment, Jean-Great Natasha, is of the opinion that gospel artistes in the country still have a lot to do in terms of touching lives and society.
In an interview with Sunday Scoop, the singer and actress who is based in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, said;
”There is still a lot of work to be done, especially in the gospel music industry. There are still many lives to be touched positively.
Gospel music goes beyond just entertaining people. It is even more important to impact people’s lives positively and teach them about God’s words.
On my own part, I want to touch lives with my talents, as well as minister to people.
My view of the entertainment industry is that they are doing their best with their talents to lighten up the world.
I have produced several albums such as, When You Don’t Pray, Tears in my Eyes, The Trust, The Beautiful Goddess, and Natasha in School.”
