NEWS: DADDYFREEZE'S CANDID OPINION REGARDING DIEZANI'S $90 BILLION THEFT

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OAP Daddyfreeze took to his Instagram page yesterday and reacted to the multi billion dollar money laundering offenses trailing the former Petroleum mnister, Allison Diezani Madueke. Below is what he wrote.

"Guys, lets not jump at sensationalized news captions aimed at drawing traffic to websites.
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How much money does Nigeria have as a nation that someone will steal $90 billion?
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I'm my opinion, it is simply impossible for Dieziani to have stolen $90 Billion from a country whose annual budget is $23billion. Do you know how much $90billion is?
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Guys calm down, many of you have selected lynch mob mode in the subconscious part of your brains, please reset your brain back to normal.
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I am in no way supporting corruption and if Dieziani is found wanting by a competent court, let her be persecuted accordingly, but until that is done, please I implore all well meaning Nigerians to stop cursing her and her mother, at least not for this crime, as it is humanly impossible to commit it; you can't steal more than what is available! ~FRZ"

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