A video featuring Reverend Kesiena’s reaction to Priscilla Ojo’s wedding dress has sparked widespread conversation across social media platforms.
The gown, designed by Veekee James, garnered praise for its elegance and was a centerpiece of Priscilla’s wedding celebration. Priscilla, a well-known influencer, tied the knot with Tanzanian music sensation Juma Jux, who recently gained recognition at the prestigious Headies Awards.
Veekee James previously posted a video where she credited the Holy Spirit for guiding her in the creative process behind the bridal outfit. While the dress modestly covered much of Priscilla’s body, it also featured a partially revealing neckline—something that did not sit well with Reverend Kesiena.
The pastor voiced strong disapproval, insisting that the Holy Spirit would not have inspired a design that exposed that part of a woman’s body. His comments have ignited debate about fashion, faith, and creative freedom within religious contexts.
In his words:
“The Holy Spirit cannot inspire you to make a woman naked on her wedding day.”
See some comments below:
@la_luz_grills:”Did he lie no he didn’t. Do you see Muslim dress naked on there wedding day tho no Dey don’t as Christins let us stop tolerating nonsense pleaseeeeee.”
@chubbygideon:”Holyspirit don really suffer for our hand.”
@faith_osems:”But the Holy Ghost dey inspire people to wear agbada inside rain and call it divine leading? He no fit inspire wedding dresses, but He dey approve of 6-piece suits in 40°C heat? Make it make sense. The same Holy Ghost no go near a bridal gown, but He dey inspire lace and feathers to night vigil? Omo. Let’s not confuse personal discomfort with divine disapproval, modesty is cultural, grace is global. Funny how some people think the Holy Ghost is only allowed to inspire sermons, not style. Maybe He just skipped their wardrobe. Just say you don’t understand fashion and go. Don’t drag the Holy Ghost into your confusion. Lastly, God looks at the heart, not the neckline.”
@peaceadaora_:” some People should just Mind how Dey call Holy spirit or God’s name on social media all in d name of creating content about dia business. It’s okay to advertise Ur craft, Spice it up with words but do not call God’s name in vain.”
@mz_jennychimsy:”That’s what her client wanted Sir Then the Holy Spirit guided her to make her client dream come through. Rest Biko!!!.”
@hephzibah_70:”Can you pastors preach about the endtime and leave celebs? Whats all this?”
@travel_liesure10:”Holy Spirit can give her inspiration to create and wisdom to implement as a skilled and talented person. the choice most of the time is that of the customer.”
@the_lady__architect:”Preach about salvation…No. Preach about the love of God to us..No. Preach about the privileges we have as a child of God …No. But every Sunday woman this! women’s body!! women’s fallen br£ast. Nawa oooooo.”
