OAP reacts after Pastor Fatoyinbo criticises Christians who listen to ‘ungodly man’
The controversial On Air Personality replied with a lengthy Instagram post.
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In a video posted on the OAP’s Instagram page, the founder of theCommonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA)is seen criticising Christians for paying attention to an “ungodly man on the Internet.”
Making reference to an unnamed person, the pastor asks, “How can an ungodly man stand on the Internet and be advising you and you are listening? How? You want to end up in the freezer?”
Freeze responds
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The OAP, who is also the leader of The Free Nation in Christ Online Church, reacted to the video with a lengthy caption.
He said:
Between Daddy Freeze and Pastor Fatoyinbo
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This is not the first time these two have had a face-off of sorts.
In 2017, Freeze criticised the pastor’s church for allowing Majek Fashek, a well-known secular musician, perform on the stage.
The very vocal OAP took to his Instagram page on Tuesday, December 19, 2017, to blast COZA writing:
Pastor Fatoyinbo never responded but he was defended by the reggae icon’s manager, who thanked the Man of God for the opportunity.
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The manager named Uzoma Omenka also threatened the OAP saying:
Freeze is no stranger to criticisms from pastors. So far, this has not stopped him from continuing to take shots at preachers and churches in general.
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