Observant Man Points out Worrying Thing He Noticed about Nathaniel Bassey's Body, Shares Video

Observant Man Points out Worrying Thing He Noticed about Nathaniel Bassey's Body, Shares Video

  • A man has drawn people's attention to an alarming observation he made concerning gospel singer Pastor Nathaniel Bassey's body
  • According to the man, health is wealth, and no success is worth the price of a broken body or weary mind
  • He shared a short clip of Nathaniel at an event and urged those close to the singer to advise him

A concerned man, Usen Johnson, has raised an alarm about what he noticed about gospel singer Pastor Nathaniel Bassey's body.

The man shared a video of Nathaniel standing at an event to drive home his point.

Man shares worrying observation about gospel singer Nathaniel Bassey's body, posts video
A concerned man advises gospel singer Nathaniel Bassey to get some rest. Photo Credit: Usen Johnson, Instagram/@nathanielblow
Source: Facebook

Man's observation about Nathaniel Bassey

In a Facebook post, Johnson noted that health is wealth, and adequate rest is key to unlocking it.

While noting that rest is mistaken for laziness and silence is perceived as unproductivity, Johnson said that the body's demand for rest should not be interpreted as a sign of weakness.

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He stressed that no success is worth the price of a broken body or a weary mind and appealed that the Hallelujah Challenge convener be advised to get some rest.

Johnson's statement in full reads:

"HEALTH IS WEALTH AND REST IS THE KEY THAT UNLOCKS IT
"In a world that glorifies hustle and constant activity, rest is often mistaken for laziness and silence is seen as unproductivity. Yet, when the body begins to whisper or sometimes shout for rest, it is not a sign of weakness but a divine reminder of our human limitations.
"When rest becomes inevitable, then observe it, because no success is worth the price of a broken body or a weary mind.
"One needs to urgently remind this our Brother, Mr. Nathaniel Bassey, that his body needs rest."
Man shares worrying observation about gospel singer Nathaniel Bassey's body, posts video
A man points out that Nathaniel Bassey's body needs rest. Photo Credit: Usen Johnson
Source: Facebook

Watch the video below:

Reactions trail man's observation about Nathaniel Bassey

Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the man's observation below:

Dora Ndem said:

"He is praying here, he looks stressed up.
"He'll be fine, maybe on a long fasting."

Nancy Ralph said:

"No be lie!
"His face tells it."

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Hon. Mercy Bassey said:

"You are right. His body is begging for rest."

Comr Etuk Enobong said:

"Most of these musicians uhmmm you can never tell ooo from his body language he needs to take a deep rest."

Jatom Asikpo said:

"Dem force am?"

Eyakndue Udoidung said:

"I think he is in a season of prayer and fasting."

Godwin Samuel said:

"I totally agree with you, brother. Rest is essential for a healthy mind and body. Our brother Nathaniel Bassey needs to take it easy and recharge. Let's remind him that his well-being is crucial."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that an American woman had made an unsettling claim about Nathaniel Bassey.

Man's observation about Nathaniel Bassey's hand

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a man had shared a deep observation about Nathaniel Bassey's hand during the Hallelujah Challenge.

In a video shared on TikTok, the man explained a particular gesture Nathaniel Bassey did during the program.

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He noted that he had noticed that the gospel minister scratches his head, and proceeded to share what happened whenever he did that. His observation sparked mixed reactions on social media.

Proofreading by Kola Muhammed, copy editor at Legit.ng.

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