Popular gospel singer Moses Bliss has refuted claims linking him to a concert reportedly scheduled to hold in Cotonou, Benin Republic.
In a statement released by his management on Instagram on Saturday, the award-winning artist addressed the circulation of concert flyers advertising him as the headline performer.
Bliss made it clear that he has no connection to the event and urged the public to ignore the misleading promotions.
“It has come to our knowledge that widespread promotions have been circulated across the nation. However, we wish to make it clear that Moses Bliss has not endorsed, approved, or confirmed participation in this particular event,” the statement read.
His management further clarified that any official trip or performance in Cotonou would be announced by the singer himself via his verified platforms.
“We deeply value the love and unwavering support of all fans and well-wishers in Benin Republic, and we encourage everyone to kindly take note of this clarification to avoid misinformation or disappointment,” the statement added.
This announcement aims to prevent fans from being misled by unauthorized event organizers and to protect supporters from potential scams.
