Daddy Freeze in trouble over attack on Dunamis, Dr. Paul Enenche's 100,000 capacity Glory Dome

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Daddy Freeze in trouble over attack on Dunamis, Dr. Paul Enenche's 100,000 capacity Glory Dome
The Construction of the world's largest church auditorium with a 100.000 seats capacity in Nigeria that has been baptized Glory Dome, constructed by Pastor Paul Enenche of Dunamis International Gospel Centre has sparked a lot of condemnations and strange talks from across the Nigerian community and generally among christian folk around the world. A popular Nigerian Radio presenter by name Ifedayo Olarinde popularly called Daddy Freeze has condemned the giant development of the Dunamis man of God. Reacting to the "attack" by Daddy Freeze, Nigerians and people around the world have spat venomous words at the Radio presenter calling him an ENEMY OF PROGRESS
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