Popular Nigerian pastor and gospel singer Nathaniel Bassey has stirred widespread reactions on social media following the circulation of a viral video in which he issued a strong warning against infidelity.

In the clip, which has gained massive traction online, the renowned worship leader cautioned married men who deceive young women into sexual relationships, warning that such actions carry grave consequences.
According to Bassey, any married man who lures a young girl into a hotel and engages in sexual activity with her “will not survive it,” as he invoked divine judgment on such acts.
Emphasising what he described as the grace of God upon his life, the gospel singer reiterated that men who engage in such behaviour would not “come out alive.”
He extended the warning to young women as well, condemning what he described as greed-driven relationships. Bassey stated that young girls who knowingly sleep with married men for financial gain would face the same fate, calling on God to ensure that they also do not escape the consequences of their actions.
Throughout the sermon, members of the congregation responded loudly with repeated shouts of “Amen,” amplifying the intensity of the moment.
Unsurprisingly, the video featuring the creator of the globally popular “Hallelujah Challenge” has generated mixed reactions online. While some users praised Bassey for boldly addressing infidelity and moral accountability, others responded with humour and skepticism.
Overall, Nathaniel Bassey’s remarks have reignited conversations around morality, faith, and accountability in modern society. While supporters applaud his unapologetic stance on issues often avoided in religious settings, critics argue that the message was extreme, turning the sermon into yet another viral moment across Nigerian social media.
Watch the video below:
To married Men , sleeping with young ladies ,If you try it this year ,you won’t survive it ~ Pastor Nathaniel Bassey . pic.twitter.com/dqAbjrXqkx
— Tevin Macharia Mukabana (@TevinMacharia) January 20, 2026
