Oyedepo Insult: Pastor Enenche Calls Daddy Freeze ‘Mad Dog’

–Cleric Advises Freeze To Repent Or Face God’s Wrath

President of the Dunamis International Gospel Centre, Abuja, Pastor Paul Enenche, has reacted angrily to insults hauled at the founder of the Living Faith Church Worldwide, Bishop David Oyedepo by controversial media personality, Daddy Freeze, in a viral video.

The cleric described the action of Daddy Freeze as disrespectful towards the Bishop Oyedepo and said such attitude was coming from “a mad dog”.

Justifying his characterisation of Freeze, the pastor said Jesus Christ also addressed Herod as a fox.

In a video footage, Freeze was seen calling Oyedepo a “bald headed fowl”.

In another footage, he countered Oyedepo’s sermon on marriage, claiming that it was wrong to say that a woman must totally submit to her husband.

“The culture of respect is a well rooted, scriptural, Bible culture.

“In Acts 23:5, when Paul the Apostle spoke in careless way, regarding the high priest Ananias, and his attention was drawn, he immediately withdrew his words and apologized.

“The culture of respect is also a deeply rooted African culture, strong that in parts of this country, in the West, men prostrate to greet fathers and elders.

“Yesterday, a man drew my attention from America, regarding a video that was mimicking God’s servant Bishop David Oyedepo, posted by the mad dog called Freeze; mad dog emphasized.

“Somebody said pastor why do you call a person a dog, Jesus did that first; He called Herod a wild dog, a fox,” Enenche reacted in a Facebook post on Friday.

Recall also, that the President of Salvation Ministries Portharcourt, Bishop David Ibiyeomie, had called Freeze a bastard, warning him to desist from disrespecting his father in the Lord, Oyedepo.

In his reaction, Freeze said that the clergy men were threatening his life.

But Enenche defended Ibiyeomie, maintaining that the media personality behaves like someone that was not well trained.

“A man looking for attention by all means and doing that by pulling down people who put value over the years.

“Someone said something and he said that they called him a bastard.

“I believe that that title is less than what it is because if that is not the title to be called, when last did you behave like somebody who grew in a home, when last did you behave like somebody whose father gave him any morals, when last did you behave like somebody who knows culture, what did your father teach you growing up; what did you learn as a child?

“And here you are, wifeless, houseless, jobless, can’t keep a wife, can’t keep a job, can’t keep nothing and you are commenting about someone who is speaking about marriage and that has been married successfully for close to 40 solid years,” he said.

Furthermore, Enenche urged Nigerians not to be deceived by Daddy Freeze, but added that they should, like Oyedepo, do their part to help their generation.

He also told Daddy Freeze to repent from his ways.

“When last did a tailor advised a surgeon how to operate?

“What do you know about marriage? Who can’t keep a home.

“What do you know about success and destiny? Who is a baggage of moral bankruptcy and emptiness of character, talking about people who you are never up to and will never be up to.

“Ask yourself this question, how many lifetimes will you need to employ 35,000 people in your organization; that is what Bishop Oyedepo has done successfully and beyond that.

“I advise you, you are already a cursed man, a cursed man by virtue of bankruptcy of everything around you but you better repent now, otherwise Jehovah, Whom you have stood against will deal with and deal with your lineage.

“Let me give you a final counsel, before you talk about married people and people in ministry, go ahead, get yourself a wife…succeed in your marriage and then you have every audacity to speak further on marriage..otherwise you are a collosal, monumental waste of existence.

“And for everyone who follow gullibly, irresponsible personality such as this…just don’t waste your life; go face your front and do what you need to do to make a mark in your generation,” Enenche said.