Popular Nigerian gospel singer, Moses Bliss has been subjected to criticism over his recent display of love to his fiancee on Valentine's day.

A Delta state government official, Osavi Ovie criticized Moses Bliss in a Facebook post. He described Moses Bliss action with his wife as wrong Christianity practice.

He emphasized that Moses Bliss has no right to take pictures with his fiancee the way he did unless they were married. He also went as far as supporting his claim with a verse from the Bible.

He said; “Dear Moses Bliss, this is against Christianity. "As a Christian, you are not supposed to be in this kind of position with a woman that is not your wife yet. "You just committed fornic*tion by using your body to touch her body. You should know better being a Gospel singer.

"Don’t tell me this is happening because you guys are engaged. "Being engaged doesn’t makes you guys husband and wife. "It’s a s*n to touch a woman before marriage, like holding hands and hugging.

"In the Holy Bible, 1 Corinthians 7:1 It is writing “that It is good for a man not to touch a woman”. "So this you have done, you need to ask God for forgiveness and don’t repeat this before paying her bride price. "