“If the spiritual controls the physical, how come Nigeria comes last in everything” – Daddy Freeze
Controversial cleric Daddy Freeze claims the spiritual doesn’t control the physical like pastors in Nigeria say.
Daddy Freeze, who has always preached against men of God and their sermons in Nigeria, buzzed the internet once again with his controversial statement.
In his recent post on Instagram, Daddy Freeze claims the spiritual doesn’t control the physical; if the spiritual controls the physical, how come Nigeria comes last in all physical things?
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He narrated how Nigeria comes first in spiritual things like prophecy, prayer, fasting, and religion.
But when it comes to the physical things like life expectancy, education, development, infrastructure, technology, and human rights, Nigeria always comes last.
“The countries where the spiritual doesn’t control the physical are all doing way better than we are,” he said.
A user with the handle @itsofficialcaesar37 claims Nigeria is so focused on the spiritual journey than the physical reality.
The controversial post has gotten many people reacting, as to some people it doesn’t sit well on their ears.
While many others are in support of the statement.
Is the Nigerian government really the problem, or are the people themselves too religious to understand what it takes to succeed.
See some reactions from people to what Daddy Freeze said.
@read111nne – “The spiritual would forever control the physical; the issue of Nigeria is that we got the meaning of spirituality so wrong.”
@casmyliveng – “Excuse me, it’s safe to say Nigeria isn’t a spiritual country; spirituality has to do with self-development and awareness of your metaphysical state. It’s not in fasting and prayer but being in tune with your genetic gift.”
@dahblaqprince – “That’s why I like your ministry; freeze Baba I hail oo.”
@rectorrotachi – “May God 🙏 keep increasing your wisdom.”
@Buki_sanya – ” Louder please 🙏 daddy Freeze.”
@d.c_empire – “If you are judging from Nigeria’s current state, no problem.”
