Obasempire reports that comedian turned prophet, Bayegun Oluwatoyin, widely known as Woli Arole, has offered insights into why churches regularly extend invitations for his participation in their programs, despite his comedic background.
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Speaking on Channels Television’s The Morning Brief programme, Woli Arole revealed that churches invite him due to his ability to maintain a respectful boundary as a comedian.
He emphasized that religious individuals often harbor concerns about many comedians due to their perceived lack of sensitivity in avoiding certain jokes.
He said: “I don’t do mockery, you can check all my content, I don’t blaspheme. God is sacred, our faith is sacred. In fact, I feel all faiths are scared, Islamists, and traditionalists, so there are boundaries you must not cross.
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“So, while I was active as a comedian, all I talk about is positive vibes. In fact, before I go to perform at a church I pray. There are things I must never say, there are some jokes you must not crack.
“These things are sacred, and I think that is where faith people have issues with people that are content creators and are coming to the church.”