I almost believed Emeka Ike’s wife until I remembered my experience – Daddy Freeze

• Daddy Freeze recalls his experience with his ex wife and relates it to the words of Emeka Ike’s estranged wife
• Daddy Freeze opens up on how his ex wife accused him of something he didn’t do when they were separated 

Daddy Freeze explained why he couldn’t accept actor Emeka Ike’s estranged wife, Suzanne Emma’s, narrative of their failed marriage.

Recall that In an interview with media personality Chude Jideonwo, Emma said that Emeka Ike had abused her throughout their 17-year marriage.

Emeka Ike also claimed she forced him to give up his property and access to his children.

In response to the current catastrophe between the ex-couple, Daddy Freeze remarked that he almost believed Emma’s version of the story until he remembered his own experience with his first wife.

According to Daddy Freeze, his ex-wife accused him of forcing her to sleep with his friends and beating her if she didn’t.

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In another story, Daddy Freeze faults pastors over BBNaija All-stars winner, Ilebaye’s N12m tithe.

Controversial media personality, Daddy Freeze, has taken a swipe at pastors after BBNaija All-stars winner, Ilebaye, revealed that she will be giving a N12m tithe.

The media personality is known for his vocal criticism of pastors who exploit their members.

The reality star, however, later stated in an interview that her statements were misunderstood. She stated that she would still give tithing to the church, but not in the amount of N12 million.

In his latest comment on the trending issue, Daddy Freeze pointed out that such a tithe is outrageous and exploitative.

In response, Daddy Freeze pointed out the hypocrisy of religious leaders who were constantly quick to denounce the reality show and vociferous in their criticism, but who remained silent in response to Ilebaye’s pledge to pay tithing.

He said that many of them worship money instead of God.

“Many pastors say Big Brother na immoral show. Ilebaye brings N12m tithe from N120M prize money, everybody quiet. Mammon is the God most of them worship”