Media personality, Daddy Freeze, has disclosed that his business suffered a major decline after he began to speak against Nigerian pastors.
In a candid conversation with businessman, Stephen Akintayo, the former OAP didn’t hold back as he shared personal experiences that changed his life.
“When I came after Nigerian pastors, I lost 100% of my business,” he said.
The controversial broadcaster explained that his decision to speak out against religious practices he found questionable didn’t come cheap.
“I lost everything. It all went like that.”
He also touched on a heartbreaking story involving a young Muslim man who was denied a job because of his religion.
“The guy said, ‘I’m a Muslim.’ The man replied, ‘I can’t work with a Muslim.’ I watched the video. That guy was still at the gate when the building collapsed,” Freeze said, referring to a tragic incident involving a collapsed building.
According to Freeze, many Christians are often unwilling to work with people of other religions; a mindset he believes needs to change.
“Muslims are more open to working with Christians than the other way round,” he added.