Ghanaian gospel musician Siisi Baidoo has explained why he avoids collaborating with secular artistes, saying he wants to maintain a clear message and identity for his audience.

Speaking in an interview with Kwame Dadzie on Hitz FM, Siisi Baidoo stated that while he respects the talents of secular musicians, he believes featuring them could blur the spiritual focus of his ministry.

“I don’t believe in featuring a secular artiste because I don’t want to confuse my audience,” he said. “My followers know the kind of message I stand for, and it’s important that I protect that image and calling.”

The “Holy Spirit Experience” singer emphasized that his music is deeply rooted in worship and spiritual transformation, and collaborating with non-gospel artistes might send mixed signals to his listeners.

“It’s not about judging anyone, but about staying true to the purpose God has given me,” Siisi added. “I want my audience to have no doubt about what I represent — the message of Christ.”

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Siisi Baidoo is known for his soulful live worship sessions and hit songs that have inspired many believers across Ghana and beyond. His comments have sparked conversations among fans about the balance between faith, collaboration, and musical diversity in the gospel industry.