Freeze: "Pastors hacked my Instagram account" OAP alleges

Daddy Freeze is suggesting that his Instagram account that was hacked by unidentified pastors.

Media personality, Freeze is pointing accusing fingers on pastors for his hacked Instagram account.

The self-styled convener of the hash tag #FreeTheSheepleMovement whose Instagram account was hacked on October 29, 2017, is not relenting on his quest to go after "Yahoo Pastors" as he puts it who he alleges are milking off the church from tithes.

This time around, Daddy Freeze has taken to his Twitter page where he is accusing these pastors of being the brain behind the sudden hacking of his Instagram account, barely few hours after he had an online rift with musician, Timi Dakolo.

 

"Instead of pastors to debunk my stance on tithing with the Bible, they are busy hacking accounts. How Christlike. #FreeTheSheeple," he wrote.

He didn't stop there as he went further to spill more on the perceived hackers of his Instagram account.

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"The truth is bigger than me and bigger than them. Even if I stop speaking now, the seed has been sown and watered with Bible verses! ~FRZ," he continued.

Daddy Freeze who appears to be on a mission went to give a final declaration on those behind his hacked account.

 

"The revolution has begun and it continues regardless! ~FRZ #FreeTheSheeple," he concluded.

Daddy freeze is known to be a very vocal person when it comes to marriages, churches and the way they are been ran. This was brought to the front burner when he berated Timi Dakolo for expressing his views on marriage which he saw as a statement made by a novice.

 

He claimed Timi Dakolo has no experience in marriage because he has been married for over ten years prior to his divorce unlike Timi who is less than ten years in marriage.

 

He also castigated the vocalist for patronizing pastors who have been the subject of his rather aggressive sermons on how the Church has become a center of financial gain as opposed to where Christians are nurtured with the right doctrine which should focus on a concern for the needy.