• Nigerian musician Terry G, whose real name is Gabriel Oche Amanyi, has publicly admitted to practicing devil worship.
• He made this declaration in a video on social media, which has since been deleted.
• The statement was made in response to rumors regarding his death.

Renowned Nigerian artist Gabriel Oche Amanyi, widely recognized by his stage name Terry G, has made a startling admission regarding his involvement in devil worship.

In a now-deleted video on his social media account, Terry G addressed rumors circulating about his alleged death, using the opportunity to clear the air.

He assured his followers that he is alive and well, dispelling any concerns about his wellbeing.

Previously, on The Honest Bunch Podcast, Terry G had candidly spoken about his career in secular music, admitting that it serves the devil’s purposes.

Terry G also referred back to a previous appearance on The Honest Bunch Podcast, where he confessed that, as a secular artist, his music is performed in service to the devil.

He said: “My phone has been buzzing since morning. People have been calling to check up on me. They saw something online about my R.I.P, say Terry G don die. I came to clear your conscience, so I beg you, whoever is trending that news, stop am. I am doing very fine, please stop that, I beg you in the name of God.

“And also, let me clarify this, there is another one trending about me serving the devil

“In the video with Honest Bunch Podcast, I said, ‘I have fallen short of the glory of God. People like me will not get married. I’m not a gospel musician, I’m sorry. I’m a secular musician. I sing for the devil. We sing for the devil, we praise the devil. We don’t glorify God, and it’s my business, it’s not a lot.’

“So, you people don’t know before? Don’t you know I’m serving the devil? He made me successful. I have cleared your conscience. Take am like that. God bless you, I’m still very, very sound and healthy.”