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Ibiyeomie, Enenche told to apologize to Daddy Freeze

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Olusegun Bamgbose, Esq., National Coordinator, Concerned Advocates for Good Governance, CAGG, has advised the Senior Pastors of Salvation Ministries, Pastor Ibiyeomie and Paul Enenche of Dunamis International Christian Centre, to apologize to On-Air Personality, Daddy Freeze.

Oyedepo: Ibiyeomie, Enenche told to apologize to Daddy Freeze

This was after Daddy Freeze apologized to the Bishop who he had criticized some years back, calling him a ‘bald-headed fowl’.

Reacting to the video, Ibiyeomie called Freeze ‘a bastard’ son of a Somalian and a half caste, threatening to kill and tear him into pieces.

Freeze however backpedaled and apologized to Oyedepo.

In his apology, he was quoted to have told members of the public, that he made the statement more than two years ago.

Meanwhile, Bamgbose, a senior lawyer, advised that Freeze’s apology should be accepted, while urging Pastor Ibiyeomie and Enenche not to feel justified for attacking the controversial OAP.

“Let’s set the matter straight, there was no scriptural justification whatsoever, for attacking Daddy Freeze, in the first instance. Pastor Ibiyeomie called him a bastard, Pastor Enenche referred to him as a mad dog,” Bamgbose said

“These statements shouldn’t have come up. Daddy Freeze is a social commentator, not a Christian.

“I’m not in any way justifying his morally decadent statement, but one would expect the Pastors to pray for his conversion, rather than resorting to attacking him.

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