Babymama, of popular comedian Funny Face, has expressed her confidence to be the first to go to heaven when God comes today.

This comes after entertainment blogger ZionFelix, in an interview, questioned her about the numerous tattoos she has on some parts of her body, including her legs, arms and chest, which is believed to be a violation of the Christian faith.

However, Nicole Vanessa, who professes that she is a Christian, mentioned that her tattoos would not prevent her from making it to heaven, provided God comes any moment from now.

"So then why do we listen to gospel musicians, especially Hilsongs? Their songs are very touching Personally, I love Hillsongs a lot; most of their singers have tatoos. Its all about what your heart is receiving.".

"Didn't you hear what Afia Schwaznegger said? Maybe if God comes today, I will be with him in heaven. If he comes today, I will be the first to go to heaven.

The specific passage in the Bible that is often referenced in discussions about tattoos is Leviticus 19:28( ESV), from the Old Testament.

"Thou shall not make any cuts on your body for the dead or tattoo yourselves; I am the Lord."

Also speaking on fellow church members opinions of her when she goes to church, she mentioned that she doesn't care as they are all entitled to their opinions, emphasising that even her pastor has a tattoo.

She said, "I'm a Christian, and I go to church. Even my pastor has a tatoo. It's part of life. My heart belongs to God, but my body will decay."

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Mostly in Ghana, people who have tattoos are seen as violators of cultural, religious, or social norms.

Tatoos were mostly considered taboo and unacceptable art by Ghanaians.