Daddy Freeze blasts another pastor for his recent N105million car purchase

Controversial media personality Daddy Freeze went ham on another pastor who recently jiust acquired a multi-million naira autombile.

Read what he wrote below:

If this pastor bought the car brand new, and it's the 2017 model, then let me throw some light on this.
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A brand new Range Rover Autobiography starts at N105million according to the website of Nigeria's accredited dealer #Coscharis. (Screenshot of advertised price provided, scroll left).
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Romania has a population of 20 million people and they are not in recession. They have amazing roads, pipe borne water, 24hr electricity, very minimal crime, great hospitals and quality free education, while Nigeria has 90 million Christians alone, and their numerous churches cannot provide the aforementioned amenities for their congregations.
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It is claimed that the Church is 'rich', so how come a poor country like Romania can provide free education for ALL its citizens, while Nigerian churches, with huge revenues generated from millions of members, can't provide the same, just for their members?
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A vast majority of these members are living in deplorable conditions and you say there is no recession in the kingdom, because a pastor shows up a Range?
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If every member of his congregation pulls up to Church in this same Range Rover, then I'll be forced to agree that there is no recession in their kingdom.
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The disciples shared the offering received 'equally' among ALL BELIEVERS and there was no lack, so if you attend his church and can't afford a N105M Range Rover Autobiography, sorry I'm about to break your heart....but you, my friend, are in recession.
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Let's practice Christianity the way the disciples intended for us to practice it, using the Bible as our guidebook! ~FRZ
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#FreeTheSheeple
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Acts 4:32
[32] All the believers were united in heart and mind. And they felt that what they owned was not their own, so they shared everything they had. [33] The apostles testified powerfully to the resurrection of the Lord Jesus, and God’s great blessing was upon them all. [34] There were no needy people among them, because those who owned land or houses would sell them [35] and bring the money to the apostles to give to those in need.