ENTERTAINMENT: OAP DADDYFREEZE SPENDS HOURS UNFOLLOWING THE FRIENDS WHO UNFOLLOWED HIM ON IG BECAUSE OF HIS FREETHESHEEPLE MOVEMENT

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Cool FM OAP, Ifedayo Olarinde popularly known as Daddyfreeze is having an ambivalent year as he is in the middle of the controversial tithing issues that has generated nationwide debate on whether tithe is a compulsory element of Christianity or not.

Daddyfreeze who started the #FreeTheSheeple movement to teach and enlighten people about the real doctrine of the holy Bible took to his Instagram page earlier today to share with his followers and fans how he spent two hours unfollowing the friends who  unfollowed him on his popular social media platform, Instagram since he started the FreeTheSheeple movement.


He posted this on his Instagram page and wrote;

"Moving on.........
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This is another level of Grace. No time for distractions!
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I love them all, but won't be seeing their updates or liking their pics if they are too ashamed to identify with the truth!
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The earth moves around the sun with or without you pushing! - FRZ.
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#FreeTheSheeple"

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