'Davido's prayer is 1 million times more christian than Adeboye’s prayer' - Daddy Freeze

Nigerian popstar Davido almost broke the internet yesterday, October 28, when he shared a prayer line on social media .

‘I declare into your life! Where you ought to be highly placed,you will not be replaced there. Your seat of glory will not be empty. You will sit gloriously to eat the fruit of your labour. Your land will not fail to bear fruits in its season’, Davido Tweeted.

In reaction, controversial OAP, Daddy Freeze said the singer’s prayer is more viable that of Pastor Enoch Adeboye, General Overseer, Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, which was also shared on social media and centered on suspension of protocols, rules and criteria in order to be promoted.

“Father, let all protocols, rules and criteria be suspended, overlooked and overruled, as you did to Joseph, in order for me to be promoted, in Jesus name.” pastor Adeboye’s prayer read

Taking to Instagram to compare both prayers, Freeze wrote;

‘this as a prayer by Davido is 1 million times more Christian than Adeboye’s prayer and in line with true Christianity, which preaches faith combined with works. A true Christian should therefore say AMEN to Davido’s prayer and GOD FORBID to adeboye’s prayer for Nigeria to move forward as a nation’.

See Freeze’s full post below

Dear pastor Adeboye, the leader of the FreeNation in Christ online church greets you and brings glad tidings. Prayers like yours are what put Nigeria in the quagmire that we are currently in.

Unqualified people who are ‘favored’ are in positions of leadership in churches, mosques and in the political and economic sectors; the result is 94 million people in extreme poverty, more than double the combined number of people in China and India in poverty.

We need to disabuse our minds and realize that in Christianity David and Goliath have EXACTLY the same grace and the only ‘unmerited favor’ a Christian receives, is the death of Christ on the cross to pay our debt once and for all time. he wrote