Media personality Daddy Freeze has praised Pastor Bolaji Idowu after a viral video showed the cleric assisting residents stranded during recent flooding in Lagos.
The widely circulated footage captures Pastor Idowu stopping his vehicle after noticing several commuters struggling to make their way through floodwaters. According to Daddy Freeze, the pastor offered them a lift and altered his intended route to ensure they were safely dropped off at their destinations.
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Reacting to the video in a post shared on social media, Daddy Freeze explained why he has consistently maintained a cordial relationship with Pastor Idowu despite being an outspoken critic of several other religious leaders.
He said many people have questioned why he regards Pastor Idowu as a friend and why he has refrained from criticising him in the same manner as others.
“We may disagree, and we do often, but this is humanity. This is what Christ would have done. Even me, I dey learn. Baba used his car to carry people wey dey inside flood. Then people ask why he’s my guy and why I should respect him,” Daddy Freeze said.
He described the pastor’s actions as a practical demonstration of Christian compassion, adding that genuine acts of kindness often speak louder than words.
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According to Daddy Freeze, Pastor Idowu’s decision to stop and assist strangers during difficult conditions reflected the values of empathy, selflessness and service, qualities he believes should be encouraged across society.
The video has attracted widespread attention on social media, with many users commending Pastor Bolaji Idowu for taking time to help residents affected by the flooding rather than simply driving past.
The incident has also sparked broader conversations online about the importance of compassion and community support during emergencies, with many users describing the pastor’s actions as a reminder that small acts of kindness can make a significant difference in the lives of those facing unexpected challenges.
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