Daddy Freeze and Akpororo on tithing

Recall that Akpororo had slammed Freeze in a Christian concert, stating that Freeze has no right to tell Christians not to pay tithes as long as it works for them.

Akpororor said: “I need an annoying anointing for people like Daddy Freeze. How can he tell Christians not to pay tithe, something I have been paying for years and it is working for me.

Now he is advising people not to pay, telling them to check the bible, ‘na you write the bible?’ It is working for me so leave my tithe alone.”

Freeze reacted to the comedian on his Instagram page, insinuating that Apororo is ignorant of biblical matters.

He wrote: “Wow, in fact, I no wan see your bible, ‘it’s working for me’ really got me… Is #TheExperience now used to advertise the fact that bible study is no longer essential?

“This public rejection of scriptural evidence can only serve to highlight Apororo’s nescience of the subject matter, which sadly is in symphony with the untaught stance of most Pentecostal pastors, who subscribe to subjectivism in contradistinction to intellectualism.

However, my disappointment does not lie in Apororo, but moreso, in Paul Adefarasin, who could allow someone so uncultivated in scriptural matters, address such a delicate issue as tithing on his platform, before the public.

“Apororo’s paedolalia on stage brought to light an absurd level of benightedness that perhaps would have otherwise remained veiled. Even Paul Adefarasin himself, despite more than 2 decades as a pastor, is still visibly struggling to acquire a more comprehensive understanding and as a result, offer a more punctilious thesis on the topic, without lending his endorsement, like most of his counterparts are, to emotional and sentimental assertions.

“This resplendent display of utter ignorance could have been avoided, should the church has chosen not to employ the services of what would be regarded in civilized climes as a circus clown, to minister on the pulpit, which remains one of the huge demerits of mixing secular comedy with secular concert-style events to attract a larger crowd.

“Also, lest I forget, Apororo, it wasn’t a lion but a bear that attacked the boys in that Elisha story, read that bible bruv, it won’t bite you!”