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Video: Daddy Freeze mocks Oge Okoye for attending Resurrected man's church



Actress, Oge Okoye attended Allelua International ministry Church with her daughter, and they were brought out to the front of the church to prophesy unto her life.

In the video, Oge was seen crying while the pastor made his prophecy, revealing what she could not believe was possible for the pastor to know about her inner life.

The pastor said and Oge replied, "“Is this your daughter,” Pastor Lukau asked The at some point.
“Yes,” the Nigerian actress replied.
“She’s special,” Pastor Lukau said and Oge passionately replied, “yes, I know.”
Without being told, the pastor mentioned that the child’s name is “Chibuike Crystal” and Oge was visibly impressed by his ability to tell her daughter’s name.
Daddy Freeze who doesn't find it funny came out to mock actress Okoye, for attending this church knowing the controversy surrounding the church, when Pastor Lukau was exposed for claiming to have resurrected a dead man, which was finally fake.
His word: ALPHA LUKAU FINALS GETS A REAL ACTOR AS OGE OKOYE HIM IN THE WAKE OF ELLIOTT'S RESURRECTION
THE OKOYE CHALLENGE STARTS TOMORROW FROM 10AM.
Watch the video below:

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