Two Nigerian celebrities clash fiercely on Instagram

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Trending: Timi Dakolo and Daddy Freeze Clash Fiercely on Instagram over Divorce Post

by FEMI FAMUTIMI

Singer Timi Dakolo and Daddy Freeze have become embroiled in something that can only be called an Instagram beef with both parties taking shots at each other.

It all started when Timi Dakolo wrote a long post in which he decried the rate of divorce in the country and gave advice to people to try and make their marriages work rather than just walking away.


Daddy Freeze who is well known for wading into issues, took umbrage at this and wrote a short epistle of his own questioning Timi Dakolo’s reasoning and stating that he is a living testimony to the advantages of divorce especially from particularly bad marriages.


This prompted a response from Timi who said he’d been waiting for a chance to take on Freeze.

He attacked his policy on not paying tithe and instead using it to do good deeds. He said that paying of tithe is mandatory and that what the pastor does with it is not as important as the erring pastor would still answer to God anyway.

He also came for Daddy Freeze on the area of marriage saying that he lost a lot of respect for the controversial OAP after he called the mother of his kids useless.

He went on to remind people that marriage is not a walk in the park and that it takes work.


Freeze has so far not responded, but this author speculates that this saga seems to still have some legs in it.

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