Controversial media figure Daddy Freeze has publicly questioned gospel artist and pastor Nathaniel Bassey after the latter recounted his involvement in the late actor Alex Ekubo’s final days. During a recent Instagram live session, Freeze expressed skepticism about Bassey’s narrative, particularly focusing on the absence of any miraculous intervention.
At Alex Ekubo’s service of songs last week, Bassey revealed that a fellow pastor had invited him to minister to the ailing actor at the hospital. However, Bassey explained that Ekubo passed away a day before their scheduled visit. Despite this, he still proceeded to the family’s home on the appointed Tuesday to pray and sing with them.
Freeze seized on this account, arguing that Bassey missed a golden opportunity to demonstrate the divine power he frequently showcases online. He remarked, “If you constantly post about healings and resurrections, why not use this moment to truly glorify your God?” Freeze went on to critique Bassey’s prophetic trumpet symbolism and questioned the logic of still visiting a day after the death.
The outspoken host added that Bassey’s action seemed more ceremonial than faith-driven, noting that he could have attempted to raise Ekubo from the dead. “Instead of blowing the trumpet as a sign of end times, why not raise the dead? That would have been the ultimate testament,” Freeze said. He further suggested that Bassey’s ministry focuses more on performance than actual miracles.
This development has sparked conversations among fans and critics alike, with many taking sides in the ongoing debate about faith, expectations, and the responsibilities of modern-day prophets.