Ghanaian gospel singer Obaapa Christy has stirred up quite a reaction online after a video of her singing Amerado’s hit song “Abronoma” went viral.
This cheerful moment comes just after her ex-husband, Pastor Love, was sentenced to jail, prompting a wave of reactions from fans and followers.
In the video, which was shared by blogger AbatheGreat on Instagram, Obaapa Christy is dressed in a stunning white outfit, radiating positivity as she sings along to the upbeat track.
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Her excitement is palpable, and she confidently sings lines that seem to reflect her newfound freedom and resilience:
“The one who wants to come to my funeral, I will rather be at his funeral in my clothes. If you want to call me, add ‘ohemaa.’ Do you hear me? I feel like a butterfly, settling for my peace of mind.”
The timing of the video has sparked curiosity, as many netizens are surprised by her lightheartedness in the wake of Pastor Love’s legal troubles.
For those unfamiliar with the backstory, Pastor Love, whose real name is Hammond Love, was sentenced to 48 months in prison after being found guilty of stealing a car.
The case dates back to 2017, when he was accused of selling a car without the owner’s consent, leading to his current sentence.
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According to the court’s findings, Pastor Love had agreed to sell a Toyota Highlander for its owner, Samuel Amankwah.
However, after the owner decided to cancel the sale, Pastor Love went ahead and sold the car anyway, claiming he needed the funds to pay off a loan he took out for its clearance.
Unfortunately for him, he couldn’t prove the legitimacy of the sale or the loan, which ultimately led to his conviction.
Watch the video below:
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