Daddy Freeze Reacts After Man Weeps As His Car Was Auctioned

Famous Nigerian sacred writing educator, brand envoy, and online entertainment powerhouse, Ifedayo Olarinde, overwhelmingly known as Daddy Freeze, has blamed the Lagos State Government Team (LSTF) for seizing a specific man’s vehicle and selling it at an incredible cost.

The Vehicle was seized and unloaded at the measly amount of N400,000 (400,000 Naira).

The Nigerian-Romanian telecaster took to his authority Instagram handle and asked what regulation might the man at some point have broken that would warrant such a punishment. As would be natural for him, he said, “This is miserable. What regulation did he break that he was unable to be punished with a fine or local area administration”.

After the video of the man sobbing bountifully sieved into media space, top characters like Benevolence Squeeze, Daddy Freeze and others have shown their strong fascination with the matter.

Nonetheless, this activity by the express government’s team would act as an obstacle to each and every other vehicle proprietor who should conflict with traffic rules and guidelines.

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