Daddy Freeze knocks gospel singer for praying for rain to stop (Video)

Daddy Freeze knocks gospel singer for praying for rain to stop (Video)

Daddy Freeze has berated gospel artist, Grace Lokwa over viral video of him and his members praying for rain to stop during a recent crusade.

In the viral clip, Grace Lokwa and his members could be seen praying fervently to God to stop the rain, so they could hold their crusade.

Reacting to it, Daddy Freeze stated that he should have used his tongue to stop the hunger in the country rather than rain.

Daddy Freeze knocks gospel singer Grace Lokwa for allegedly praying for rain to stop during crusade Video tsbnews.com2

He admonished Christians to stop taking Christianity for comedy as he informed the gospel artist that his tongues weren’t the same as the Apostles used in the bible. He mocked them over their failure to stop the rain.

Watch the video below:

Gospel Artist Grace Lokwa and members praying for rain to stop during crusade. pic.twitter.com/VVzoneR6Ik

— X-Daily (@X_Dailly) February 20, 2024

“Instead of using tongues to stop rain use it to stop hunger…

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Let’s stop this comedy guys, this was not the tongues spoken in Acts 2 o…. Them wan stop rain rain no gree”.

See reactions below:

One Call Me Eye Ever wrote, “Did the rain stop?

One Teejay Blinks wrote, “Una dey complain for heat, still no want rain. Humans can never be satisfied

One Aj Gerald tackling Daddy Freeze wrote, “The funny thing is you believe a rainmaker can stop the rain, but in the Bible, you believe Elijah prayed and it didn’t rain. What makes the Baba’s power more superior than what he is doing?

One Coach Wilfred Asuquo wrote, “See suffer. They look so malnourished. Who reduced our brain power to such negative digits like this? Buffoons

One Onyegbule Onweyya wrote, “Millions of Africans couldn’t escape parental indoctrination. Very very chai”.

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