Gospel music star Moses Bliss has put to rest speculation about an alleged feud with his former protégé, Ebuka Songs, describing such rumors as unfounded.

Speaking during the inaugural live edition of the 'WithChude' podcast, Bliss addressed the widespread rumors that have circulated since Ebuka's departure from his record label.

"Ebuka is a great guy," Bliss stated firmly. "I think the world has not seen the best of him yet. I feel like he still has greater years, and with good mentors, he's going to do even greater things."

The award-winning gospel artist acknowledged the emotional toll of public misperceptions but emphasized his focus remains on higher priorities.

"We're humans, and you feel a certain way if people misconstrue your intentions. But I'm very concerned about impressing God. My intentions are very pure, and everything is born out of love," he explained.

Bliss expressed satisfaction with Ebuka's continued growth as an artist since leaving the label. "He is definitely not where he used to be and not how he met us. He is doing good for the kingdom and impacting lot of lives," Bliss said. "Seeing just that alone, my joy is full. I don't care what anybody thinks, I'm rejoicing and rooting for him."

This statement comes two months after Ebuka Songs publicly discussed his reasons for leaving the label, which had initially fueled speculation about potential discord between the two gospel musicians.

The clarification from Bliss appears aimed at restoring harmony among their shared fan base, which had been divided by rumors surrounding the professional separation.