Feffe Bussi has opened up about his spiritual life, revealing that although he does not physically attend church services, he considers himself a strong believer and a “prayer warrior.”
Speaking during an interview on Galaxy TV ahead of his concert this weekend, Feffe Bussi explained that he prefers following church services online, particularly from Watoto Church.
I do that because what if I’m late yet my God has never been late? I also give tithe sometimes but sometimes I reach a point and I ask myself if it’s real because I’m a believer but I’m not religious. But again, you have to pick a religion that will lead you in prayers, so it’s confusing, but you stay believing in God.
The rapper also shared advice about protecting one’s peace and energy, saying people should avoid unnecessary anger and stay around positive people.
I believe everyone has the right not to get angry, so I believe anyone who gets angry does it themselves because someone who will make you angry is evident.
You see it and you know what they are going to do next, so protect your energy at all cost, believe in God and work hard.
Feffe Bussi further revealed that preparations for his upcoming concert have taught him difficult lessons about trust and reliability, saying he has been disappointed by several people around him.
You trust someone that they will do something for you and they switch off the phone. From business partners to friends, I have experienced it in many people yet we are all mature people and I’m not going to look for you to beat you. Where do you lose the confidence of telling me today I can’t do this?
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