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Daddy Freeze Knocks Genevieve Nnaji over Comment about Mental Health

Daddy Freeze Knocks Genevieve Nnaji over Comment about Mental Health | Daily Report Nigeria

Media personality, Daddy Freeze disapproved of Nollywood Actress, Genevieve Nnaji’s advice on Instagram which stated that mental health is more spiritual than it is physical.

Also, on the same piece shared on her Instastories, she pleaded with people to rededicate their lives to the God they serve and get re-baptized.

Reacting to her comment, Daddy Freeze took to his Instagram page to oppose the actress’ opinion. According to him, this is the reason why churches are filled with pastors trying to cure madness by speaking in tongues, using olive oil, and by praying.

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He said:
“I humbly disagree and here are my reasons.

After studying psychiatry and spirituality for decades you make this deduction? I say this all the time because a celebrity has a huge following doesn’t necessarily make them an authority on issues. If she said it was both spiritual and physical I’d agree that that’s her opinion.

However, to categorically state that it’s more spiritual than physical is the reason why churches are filled with pastors trying to cure madness with speaking in tongues, olive oil and prayers, instead of sending people for proper psychiatric evaluation and treatment.

God has already sorted out our mental health issues, that’s why we have hospitals!”
~FRZ

See the post below:
https://www.instagram.com/p/Ca__x7TNOAE/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

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