Ghanaian gospel singer Celestine Donkor has dragged Ghanaian celebrities such as Nana Ama McBrown and others who undergo body enhancements, calling them vain and materialistic.
According to Donkor, if she had the amounts they spend on enhancing their bodies, she would invest it in her soul rather than her body.
Donkor said the soul is timeless and immortal while the body is going to perish one day.
“As a minister, I can confidently say here that for me personally, if I have GH₵40,000 or GH₵50,000 to work on my body I would invest in my soul. Trust me, because this body will perish one day,” she said on Hitz FM.
Donkor added: “The one that will not die is your soul. So we spend time looking good and the soul looks terrible. If you have a perfect combination of the two, praise Jesus for you. But to invest so much in looking good, appearing good and your soul is dying, it’s a sad thing to happen to happen to a human being. Because the worthless creature after death is the human body. Even goats when they die have value because we use them in our soup,”
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