After clashing elbows with Tanzanian regulators, bongo singer Naseeb Abdul, alias Diamond Platnumz, has vowed to migrate to Kenya.
The Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA) outlawed Diamond's song Mtasubiri over yet another church scenario on Friday, May 6, 2022.
Zuchu and other actors are seen singing underneath the temple in matching clothes at the opening of the video clip until she rushes out as the track starts.
TCRA proceeded to restrict the tune in a letter written by Director General Jabiri Bakari, claiming it is immoral and demeaning to the church.
"There's a segment in that tape where the two are performing in a church choir before moving on." This section has sparked some heated controversy among religious believers. The statement reads, "It displays disdain for various Christian denominations."
TCRA also advised local Broadcasters and internet media not to broadcast the song unless the offensive clip was removed.
The song has received over 11 million views on YouTube and 150,000 likes at the time of publication.
Diamond, a multimillionaire entrepreneur, reacted to the restriction by taking to social media to argue that TCRA was victimizing him.
"I'm trying to figure out what went wrong at this moment." Were they dressed in short skirts? No. Did they twerk or assault each other in church? No. Did anybody use marijuana or cigarettes in there? No. Have you kissed or drank alcohol? "No," he said.
The cross musician claimed that the church setting was perfect because no one had done anything improper inside.
"Did she pick up the phone when it rang inside the church?" Are we the first to launch or shoot a video inside a church? Others have disrespected churches by filming and filming within them. Have any of their songs been blacklisted? Diamond clarified, "No."
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