Pastor Sends DJ Out Of His Wedding For Playing Secular Music

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Apostle Edu Udechukwu sends DJ out of his wedding for playing secular music

Overseer of Revival Hub International, Apostle Edu Udechukwu recently tied the knot with his heartthrob in a bubbly ceremony.

The event was well attended by guests from all works of life and became one of the key topics of discussionin the religious community, however the highlight of the wedding was whet he did during the reception.

The Disc Jockey hired to mix songs at his wedding reception played a secular music instead of gospel and this angered the pastor who then decided to send him out.

In a video making the rounds online, the MC was addressing guests when the DJ played a music that Apostle Edu did not like, and he immediatly ordered that he should be kicked out of the venue.

However, his bride later pleaded and said that such should not repeat itself again as it ill not be tolerated.


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