A lady who attended a white garment church service shared a video online that has since gone viral. In the clip, a group of kids can be seen dancing excitedly as “With You” by Davido featuring Omah Lay plays loudly during the service. The moment caught many off guard, and reactions have been pouring in ever since.

Some viewers found the scene entertaining, calling it a reflection of how much times have changed. Others, however, were uncomfortable with a secular song being used in a sacred space.

Here’s what people are saying:

• @Simplytrendd: “Sweet Fanta Diallo inside church… everything is now cruise.”
• @dlazygirl: “From Opomulero to this??? Why would anyone even think this was a good idea?? Really sad.”
• @Dailygistz: “Na ‘He Lives in You’ we dey dance that year oh… Dem for just wear white socks and hand gloves make e just complete na.”

While some see it as a fun moment that shouldn’t be taken too seriously, others believe it’s part of a troubling trend where the lines between worship and entertainment are becoming blurred.

Watch the clip and let us know what you think — does this belong in church, or has it gone too far?

Known to followers as Cubana Chiefpriest, Pascal Okechukwu, a celebrity barman and nightlife entrepreneur, also attended the high-profile gathering.

Using a video that Cubana Chiefpriest posted on Instagram, the visit was made public and immediately went viral.

As the group listened intently, the Senate President was seen in the video speaking to Davido and his group while holding a document.

Fans and political observers alike were buzzing after Akpabio appeared for pictures with Davido and Cubana Chiefpriest a short while after.

Cubana Chiefpriest wrote a motivational message for the video, encouraging his followers to surround themselves with those who share their vision for the future.

“Try as much as possible to get close to people who look exactly like your future. Abuja nights with Naija🇳🇬 003. Person wey get OBO too get power,” he wrote.

Fans have since reacted to the video with mixed sentiments—some praising the connection between entertainment and governance, while others speculated about the purpose behind the meeting.

An Instagram user @Unusual_Mimi14 wrote, “Pascal, na Akpabio be that o, no believe anything em tell you o. All na politics.”

Another user @Godwinkessi noted: “These people wey scatter Nigeria. Sha Doro I like as u dey take confuse everybody even me, today you’re in PDP tomorrow APC 😂 Don Dorobucci.”

@Topchild_ said, “The rich are busy making more connections and the poor are busy quarreling over the rich that doesn’t care about their existence 😂😂. Make una wake up ooo.”

Watch the video below …

Kufre is the founder of Kayz Place, an upmarket grooming brand. He shared some pictures of himself giving the haircut to Davido, along with a poignant reflection about his relationship with the singer for years.

“I started cutting Davido’s hair when he was just 12 years old, and back then he paid me only 200 Naira. Today he pays N2 million for a single haircut… what a journey! So proud to have been part of his story from the very beginning,” he said.

He further showed gratitude: “Big thanks to you, brother, for trusting me all these years. Your success is truly inspiring.”

This story gave rise to a huge online resonance, further praising Davido for being loyal and generous. The fans celebrated the singer not only for his achievements but for staying connected with those who supported him well before he attained fame.

On Chris and Baloo’s Culture Knock Out (C.K.O.) show, Davido said that he considers Governor Ademola Adeleke as the most effective leader the state had ever had. The singer mentioned that people doubted his uncle’s ability because his uncle was known as a great dancer.

He, however, went on to emphasize that since coming into office, the governor has proved everyone wrong by nothing short of good achievements.

He said, “My uncle, the Dancing Governor is good vibes. He has an amazing story, he is the last born of my dad’s family. They [Osun people] never believed that he would become a governor.“He is a real example of, ‘Don’t judge a book by its cover’; just because somebody likes to dance and have a good time, it doesn’t mean when it is time to work, he won’t. Now, he’s been the best Governor that they’ve ever had.”