Daddy Freeze Reacts to Photos of Femi Fani-Kayode Laying Hands on People in Church

  • Daddy Freeze, a popular OAP, has responded to viral photos of former Aviation Minister Femi Fani-Kayode (FFK) laying hands on people in church.
  • The statesman shared photos from his Thanksgiving service at a church in Abuja on his Facebook page.
Daddy Freeze Reacts to Photos of Femi Fani-Kayode Laying Hands on People in Church

Popular OAP Daddy Freeze has reacted to the viral photos of former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode (FFK), laying hands on people during a church service.

The politician shared the images on his Facebook page on Monday, captured during his thanksgiving service at the Faith Hill Prophetic Assembly in Piwoyi, Abuja. In his post, FFK expressed gratitude for the opportunity to share his testimony during the service.

His words read …

“It was an honor and privilege for me to share my testimony at my Thanksgiving Service which held at the Faith Hill Prophetic Assembly in Piwoyi, Abuja yesterday.
I thank Archbishop Emmanuel Jatau, his Bishops and Pastors and his wonderful congregation for receiving my team and I so warmly and for showing us such love and kindness.
It was a very powerful and inspiring service. Glory be to God.”

In response to the photos, Daddy Freeze humorously suggested that Femi Fani-Kayode might have been called to the vineyard to do God’s work. He urged his followers to take a moment for self-reflection and examine whether they too might be receiving a similar divine calling.

Daddy Freeze partly said …

“God don call FFK o. God dey call o; hold your phone o make e no be say God don call you you miss the call. If God never call you, check yourself.”

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Reacting to the post…

@henry_aniegboka_ said; “The best retirement plan 😂😂”

@adauche asked: “Do you blame FFK or the people he is laying hands on?”

@amakasregister remarked: “If God has truly called him, it will undoubtedly be one of the best things that has ever happened to him.🤔”

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