Size 8, who was ordained as a pastor in 2021, expressed her desire to be identified as an evangelist rather than a prophet while speaking during an interview with media personality Obinna.
“I am not a prophet, let me say I am an evangelist. Because I like to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ. That’s why everywhere I go, I don’t tell people because I’m perfect; I talk about Jesus because the most important gift I can give you as a human being is Jesus Christ who has given me faith,” she explained.
The artiste also delved into her current career pace, revealing that she has chosen to focus less on music production compared to her earlier years.
Size 8 attributed this shift to recent health challenges, stating, “My body refused a little,” indicating the need to prioritize his well-being.
Despite navigating personal challenges, including a public separation from her husband DJ Mo, Size 8 remained appreciative of him as a father.
She highlighted the dedication he shows to their two children, despite his upbringing without a father figure.
“Mo was raised by his mother alone and did not have the role of a father in his life during childhood, but he has worked hard to be a good father to his sons,” she remarked, recognizing his commitment to fulfilling the responsibilities of fatherhood that he himself did not experience.
Through his testimony, Size 8 continues to inspire others with his faith journey, highlighting the importance of resilience and the role of parental influence in shaping a child’s future.
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