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Akpororo fires back at Daddy Freeze for mocking him over alleged low turnout at his show

Popular Nigerian comedian Akpororo has responded to controversial media personality Daddy Freeze for mocking him over the low turnout of people at his comedy show.

In a story by Legit.ng, it was reported that the comedian held a show at Okokomaiko and was forced to reduce his ticket price from N5000 to N2000, before eventually giving out the ticket for free.

Freeze used the opportunity to call out the comic act and asked him if paying his tithes was no longer working for him. He also made a reference to a time when Akpororo called him a wall gecko in a church programme over his stance on tithing.

Reacting to the OAP, Akpororo who made sure to call him a ‘wall gecko’ reiterated the fact that he still pays his tithes and it has been manifesting in positive ways in his life.

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He prayed Freeze to go and have a second look at the pictures from the event and he will find out that the show was a successful one.

On a final note, Akpororo expressed that the OAP is an elderly person and as such he should try to act accordingly.

See the video below:

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In other news, Legit.ng gathered the report of Nollywood actress Bukky Wright, who was filled with gratitude as she shared the news of her son’s latest achievement. The proud mum revealed that the young man bagged a degree from the United States Air Force.

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