Daddy Freeze is in the news again and this time, it’s about his take on the collapsed Ikoyi high-rise building and gospel singer Yinka Alaseyori, who held a praise and prayer session at the site before the collapse.
Following the resurfaced video of Yinka and others holding a praise session at the Ikoyi building, the gospel singer released a statement on her page @adeyinkaalaseyori, “I have seen a few tags on the video of my last visit to the collapsed Ikoyi building and some DM’s inquiring about my safety. Please note that the video is not recent, and I wasn’t there at the time of the unfortunate incident. I can’t reply all the messages hence the need to make this post, but I very well do appreciate your concerns.”
Although she wasn’t in anyway referring to him, Freeze wasted no time in responding to her on his page, @daddyfreeze to the video and her statement, “Should you be on the site of an uncompleted building praying, singing, and dancing with no safety hat, googles and shoes? Stop endangering your lives! Construction sites are not venues for prayers. With all the prayers did the building still not collapse?? God cannot be mocked.”
While Freeze had his supporters who praised his blunt honesty and no-nonsense approach to calling Yinka out, his remarks did not sit well with people who felt that he was out of line this time, as the nation was still reeling from the pain of the horrific incident that left many people dead and others unaccounted for.
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