
Nigerian media personality Do2dtun has praised gospel minister Nathaniel Bassey for his approach to online ministry as the singer’s YouTube channel surpasses one billion total views.
In a post on X, Do2dtun commended Bassey for using his platform to share the gospel. He said the minister had chosen not to monetize the platform despite its large audience and potential to generate income.
“In my book, this is selfless,” Do2dtun wrote, also praising Bassey’s humility.
Bassey’s channel, Nathaniel Bassey Main, had recorded approximately 1.01 billion total views and 5.24 million subscribers as of November 1, according to social media analytics platform Social Blade. The figure represents views across the channel, which hosts music and worship broadcasts.
A decision rooted in faith
Bassey has previously said he chose not to monetize the Hallelujah Challenge, his online prayer and worship program. During a 2025 broadcast, he explained that he had not received God’s direction to do so.
His comments referred specifically to the program; the monetization status of all other content on his channel has not been confirmed.
The Hallelujah Challenge brings Christians together online for prayer, praise and music. Its broadcasts have helped Bassey reach audiences beyond Nigeria through platforms including YouTube, Instagram and Facebook.
Source: Omanghana




