Marie Wiseborn, the newly married wife of popular Nigerian gospel artiste, Moses Bliss has warned single ladies against emulating her dance thinking it will lead them to marriage.
Wiseborn said this at Perez Chapel International, Accra, Ghana, during a gospel concert held to celebrate their wedding.
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The concert featured many Nigerian gospel artists like Nathaniel Bassey, Chioma Jesus, Joe Praize, Sonnie Badu, Yadah, Victor Thompson and Yinka Okeleye among others.
Wiseborn, during the concert, reflected on their love story triggered by her viral video of a dancing challenge to Bliss’ hit song, ‘Miracle No Dey Tire Jesus’, in January 2023.
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Marie advised the singles against assuming that emulating her dance would lead to them to marriage.
“I remember when God said to me go ‘back and message him’. I remember saying God why? How can I go back and message him? I was dragging my leg. So I did not know that all this while he had been praying,” she said.
“One thing that I want you all to take away is that I see a lot of people doing the same dance I do on Instagram. As soon as I posted, everybody wants to post their dance, but one thing God dropped in my spirit was that people were too focused on the vehicle and not the driver. So one thing I want us to leave with is that all of us came to this destination with different vehicles.
“So ultimately is not about that if you do my dance you will get married too, if you want to get the same result it shows that the right driver is going to drive us here.”
Recall in January, Moses Bliss engaged Wiseborn.
He later divulged how he met the lawyer on Instagram.
He revealed that she posted a video of herself dancing to ‘Miracle No Dey Tire Jesus’, one of his hit songs, about a year ago
Ever since the revelation, there have been a trend on social media of ladies dancing to gospel songs in the hope of finding a life partner.
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