Gospel artist Nacee clarified the presence of a condom company as a sponsor for his Kavod concert.
He noted that some women, averse to contraceptive pills, may find condoms preferable. In an interview on Joy Prime, Nacee emphasized the importance of condom use, especially for couples, leading to the sponsorship by the Total Family Health Organization (TFHO), producer of Ebony Condoms.
He acknowledged the sensitivity of women’s hormonal balance and the varied reactions to contraceptive pills.
He also added that for married couples wanting to avoid pregnancy without resorting to pills, condoms are a practical option.
Nacee highlighted the role of sponsors in promoting their products at the event, contributing to profit that can, in turn, support church activities like paying tithes.
While emphasizing the need to promote the Kingdom of God, Nacee underscored the role of money in advancing religious agendas.
He clarified that, regardless of the business, God accepts the tithes. Responding to whether condoms would be distributed at the event, he suggested the company might provide giveaways.
The Kavod Concert 2023 marks Nacee’s debut since venturing into gospel music. The event, set for November 26 at the National Theatre, combines music and drama, featuring comedians like Clemento Suarez and Foster Romanus, alongside other gospel musicians.
Nacee explained the choice of “Kavod,” meaning ‘The terrifying glory of God,’ aligning with the divine theme of the concert.
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