“This is shameful and hypocritical” – Daddy Freeze reacts to dedication of wolrd’s biggest church auditorium in Abuja

This past weekend, the biggest church auditorium in the world was dedicated in Abuja and in light of this, media personality, Daddy Freeze, deems the development as shameful.

In a post shared on his Instagram page earlier this afternoon, the Free the Sheeple Movement convener, says it is shameful and hypocritical for Nigeria to have the largest church auditorium when the country cannot boast of the largest schools or hospital.

He shared,

NIGERIA ABSOLUTELY DOES NOT NEED THIS!
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These clowns need to stop feeding their egos and start feeding their congregations.
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The largest ship building company in the world is the Hyundai Heavy industries located in South Korea , a country only 3 years older than Nigeria.
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Airbus is one of the largest aircraft manufacturing companies in the world and it is based in the Netherlands.
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Walmart is one of the largest retail stores in the world, employing about 2 million people. It is based in the US.
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Volkswagen is one of the worlds largest car manufactures, it employs 555,000 people and is based in Germany.
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If we don’t have the largest School in the world or the largest hospital in the world or any of the largest factories in the world, I think opening the largest Pentecostal business center in the world is shameful and hypocritical especially when it comes from the poverty capital of the world. ~FRZ
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#FreeTheSheeple

The Dunamis International Gospel Center, is the world’s largest church auditorium… and it was dedicated on Saturday, 24th of November, 2018in Abuja.

The auditorium’s dedication was was attended by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, Speaker Yakubu Dogara, former President Goodluck Jonathan, Dino Melaye, Akwa Ibom state governor Emmanuel Udom, Benue state governor Samuel Ortom, Bishop David Oyedepo, Pastor E.A Adeboye and may others.

The world’s largest church auditorium is a 100,000 seater capacity building. It knocks off the Winners Chapel building in Ota which is 50, 000 seater.