Yoruba traditionalists have called out Gospel singer, Tope Alabi to identify with them.

This is coming hours after a video of her using their ‘word’ while ministering in church made rounds online.

The award-winning singer used the word ‘Aboru Aboye’, which is a greeting language among traditional worshippers.

Reacting to it, many social media users bash her for using such words in a church, while others queried her spirituality.

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One Ccmoney wrote, “Why are people defending what they can’t? The greeting is limited to only th idol worshippers, most especially the Ogboni confraternity. Aboru Aboye; then the recipient would answer Aboye Bosise. If you’re still doubting this as a Yoruba person, please try to greet your parents by saying Aboru Aboye then come back to give me feedback

One Olaxie wrote, “She’s not supposed to use that word but if you think she is right then why are we not saying ase in church instead of Amen??

One Queen Mofola wrote, “She has said she’s an “abiye”… It’s an Ogboni title… She codedly came out of the closet! Na her first assignment be that. Na this Aduke I dey pity… Olorun make kan se pasiparo Ogo ti e…she should keep tagging along with Tope Alabi

One Dejavoo wrote, “Naso she use one herbalist i disguise of a pastor take do baba isale den