On Air Personality, Freeze has called out Presiding Bishop of the Living Faith Church Worldwide, David Oyedepo.

The Cool FM presenter, whose real name is Ifedayo Olarinde took to his Instagram page on Wednesday as he argued that if “the man in Ota”, referring to Oyedepo sold one of his private jets, the proceeds will be enough to educate students for 40 years.

He wrote, “What a beautiful morning, almost 10am and I have so many reasons to smile! There is nothing wrong with wearing or owning luxury products.

“Everything I own ‘I’ work for, everything these yahoo boy pastors own, ‘YOU’ WORKED FOR!

“That’s why I am an evangelist not a priest or pastor and I have never collected tithe or offering from anyone I preach the word to, in fact, I even give to some of those I preach to.

“When, if at all, I’m called by God to be a pastor, I will have auditors audit the tithe and offering and annually the entire church will know how the funds were utilized to the last kobo. If I attempt to do otherwise, feel free to remind me of this post!

“If the man in Ota sold one of his private jets, it would educate his students free for nearly 40years, do the math, and this will enable them obtain quality education for those who can’t afford it, empowering and enlightening the next generation. Akon provided electricity for almost 2 million homes in Africa free of Charge, it beats me that a pastor worth $150 million dollars, who owns more than one private jet cannot provide 24 hr electricity for Ota, which has a population of less than 2 million people.”

“Jesus never took, he gave instead, he fed the multitude more than once and he instructed our first pastors, the 12 disciples, not to own more than one coat, the disciples even complained of being in rags, homeless and hungry, so how come our pastors are the exact opposite of the disciples?” he asked, as he made references to Matthew 10:8-10 KJV and 1st Corinthians 4:11-13 from the Holy Bible.

Oludolapo Adelana

Dolapo is a writer and journalist who works with YNaija. He has interests in Christianity, politics and sports.