Ghanaian gospel singer Uncle Ato has expressed his disappointment with the treatment of instrumentalists and musicians in some churches.
In an interview on Showbiz 360 on TV3, Uncle Ato referenced Luke 10:7, which highlights the importance of paying workers for their labor.
He urged churches to prioritize the well-being of their musicians and provide support where needed.
Uncle Ato referenced various scriptures, such as 1st Corinthians chapter 9 and Matthew 10, which emphasize the fair treatment and compensation of workers.
Even if churches are unable to pay their musicians a monthly salary, Uncle Ato suggested showing care and concern for their welfare.
He emphasized the need for church leaders to be aware of the living conditions of their musicians and to provide support accordingly.
Uncle Ato also pointed out the irony of churches donating to orphanages and street children while neglecting the well-being of those who contribute to the church’s activities.
He urged churches to prioritize the support of their musicians and instrumentalists.
Known for hit songs like ‘Mensuro’, ‘Jesus’, ‘Aseda’, ‘Kronkron’, and ‘Mewo Anyidado’, Uncle Ato is using his platform to advocate for better treatment of musicians in churches.
