Ghanaian gospel singer, KobbySalm (Samuel Kwabena Adjei), regards Nathaniel Bassey's call for Ghanaian musicians to release English songs as a prophetic message.

During an interview on Rainbow Radio (87.5 FM), KobbySalm defended Bassey, stating that the musician delivered a prophetic word and should not face criticism for it.

According to KobbySalm, those who don't believe in the prophecy shouldn't attack Nathaniel Bassey.

“The comment by Nathaniel Bassey was a prophecy,” KobbySalm added. To summarise what he said, he added that because God was opening more doors for Ghana through gospel music, we should consider releasing songs in English. He was merely trying to cheer us up. The prophecy was delivered in this manner."

"I’m not sure why we’re dragging things out. Someone has given you a prophecy; accept it and work on it if you believe in it. However, if you don’t believe in it, let it go. I’m not sure why we’re dragging it out, he added.

Telling the host, Sokpohemaa Kukua, that there was nothing wrong with what Nathaniel said, Ghanaians should leave him alone.