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Nigerian Gospel singer Moses Bliss has issued a warning, urging the public to stop sharing pictures of other babies falsely claimed to be his child. In a Facebook post on Tuesday, the singer clarified ...

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Moses Bliss also urged fans to ensure that any information they share is accurate and requested that they respect the couple’s decision not to release photos of their child at this time. He also ...

Renowned Nigerian gospel artist Moses Bliss has issued a strong warnining to fans and followers to stop circulating incorrect photos, including AI-generated images, claiming them to be of his newborn ...

Nigerian Gospel singer Moses Bliss has issued a warning, urging the public to stop sharing pictures of other babies falsely claimed to be his child. In a Facebook post on Tuesday, the singer ...