Nollywood actress Juliana Olayode, has called on celebrities and netizens to tone down on the 'Holy Spirit, carry me’ trend.

On her Instagram page, she admitted that the lyric of the song is powerful and the song is beautiful, however, some of the captions that trail the trend are defeating the purpose into cruise.

She called for regulation, clamouring that the Holy Spirit is sacred and should not be reduced to a mere joke.

Olayode further knocked Christians for being too lackadaisical about some things, noting how other religions cannot soil the name of their prophets or gods in such manner.

She wrote:
"It’s absolutely okay for us to ask the Holy Spirit to carry us; that’s a powerful prayer and a beautiful song.

What I don’t quite understand are some of the captions that are turning it into a cruise.

Seeing captions like Holyspirit no carry me because of my big nyash, because I get weight, because he no like small things, makes me cringe.

Do we know who we’re talking about here? The Holyspirit?!

Please, let’s be careful.
Let’s not reduce something sacred to a joke.
Please, let’s honour and revere the Holy Spirit.

The Holy Spirit is not for trends or a punchline for attention. Let’s honour Him.

I know we like to joke and catch cruise online, and sometimes it’s really just vibes. But I’ve been feeling a bit uncomfortable, we Christians take too many things with levity, people of other religions wouldn’t dare mention the name of their prophet or god without honour.

We throw the name of JESUS around with no regard for the Holy Spirit? No, please, it’s a NO!!!!! NO!!!!!!

Everything can’t always be fun and games, not when it concerns Someone so precious, not when it concerns THE HOLYSPIRIT.

For me personally, we can make jokes, do fun things, and be joyful without being careless.

Just sharing my heart."