Former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, has shared photos from his thanksgiving service held at the Faith Hill Prophetic Assembly in Piwoyi, Abuja. The politician took to his Facebook page to express his gratitude for the warm reception he received at the church and described the service as powerful and inspiring.

In his Facebook post, Fani-Kayode wrote, “It was an honor and privilege for me to share my testimony at my Thanksgiving Service which held at the Faith Hill Prophetic Assembly in Piwoyi, Abuja yesterday. I thank Archbishop Emmanuel Jatau, his Bishops and Pastors and his wonderful congregation for receiving my team and I so warmly and for showing us such love and kindness. It was a very powerful and inspiring service. Glory be to God.”

The photos shared by Fani-Kayode have since garnered attention online, prompting various reactions, including a humorous take from popular media personality Daddy Freeze. Known for his often critical views on religious matters, Daddy Freeze playfully suggested that Fani-Kayode might have received a divine calling during the service.

Reacting to the photos, Daddy Freeze took to his social media to share his lighthearted comment. “God don call FFK o. God dey call o; hold your phone o make e no be say God don call you you miss the call. If God never call you, check yourself,” he wrote, adding a humorous twist to the trending topic.

Daddy Freeze’s reaction has added another layer of intrigue to Fani-Kayode’s thanksgiving service, sparking further conversations and reactions across various online platforms

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