Musician Kikky Badass has raised concerns about young people leaving ZAOGA FIF church. She used Instagram to share her thoughts about the exodus of younger generations from the religious organization. The artist questioned why many people born and raised within the church community have moved away from their faith.
Kikky specifically mentioned two evangelists who were removed from the church despite having received blessings from the late Archbishop Ezekiel Guti. She named Evangelist Mai Nyamanza and Evangelist Mahachi as examples of religious leaders who faced expulsion. The musician expressed confusion about these decisions since both evangelists had gained approval from the former church leader.
The artist warned that ZAOGA FIF faces a serious problem if it continues to push away young members. She believes the church will become irrelevant if it keeps alienating youth who could provide fresh leadership. Kikky suggested that older members might dominate the congregation if current trends continue.
The musician emphasized that God uses young people to build His kingdom. She criticized the practice of pushing aside younger believers in favor of maintaining traditional approaches. Kikky believes the church needs young people to grow and remain vibrant.
Her social media post highlighted broader concerns about how religious institutions treat emerging leaders. The musician suggested that churches must adapt to keep younger generations engaged. She argued that dismissing young voices could harm the future of religious communities.
Kikky specifically mentioned two evangelists who were removed from the church despite having received blessings from the late Archbishop Ezekiel Guti. She named Evangelist Mai Nyamanza and Evangelist Mahachi as examples of religious leaders who faced expulsion. The musician expressed confusion about these decisions since both evangelists had gained approval from the former church leader.
The artist warned that ZAOGA FIF faces a serious problem if it continues to push away young members. She believes the church will become irrelevant if it keeps alienating youth who could provide fresh leadership. Kikky suggested that older members might dominate the congregation if current trends continue.
The musician emphasized that God uses young people to build His kingdom. She criticized the practice of pushing aside younger believers in favor of maintaining traditional approaches. Kikky believes the church needs young people to grow and remain vibrant.
Her social media post highlighted broader concerns about how religious institutions treat emerging leaders. The musician suggested that churches must adapt to keep younger generations engaged. She argued that dismissing young voices could harm the future of religious communities.
