Spyro, a singer, speaks about his upbringing as a pastor's child.

Spryro characterized his childhood as unpleasant, with enforced church attendance and Bible study sessions that occasionally felt forced.

Spyro, a popular Nigerian artist, has opened out about his childhood experiences as the son of a pastor.

In a recent interview with the Just Chude podcast, he discussed the hardships and rewards of his strict religious upbringing.

Spryro characterized his childhood as unpleasant, with enforced church attendance and Bible study sessions that occasionally felt forced.

He remembered morning devotions being held at inconvenient times, which led to emotions of hatred toward God.

However, when Spryro started university, he regarded it as an opportunity for freedom and an escape from his everyday routine.

Despite this, he acknowledged the good influence of his upbringing, citing his parents' beliefs and fear of God as having shaped his morals and behavior.

Spryro stressed that God's terror has remained with him, impacting his decisions and behaviors even in adulthood.

He attributes his decisions, such as avoiding smoking or drinking, to his fear of God, which he says has helped him.