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Natasha Akinde, also known as Tacha, a former housemate on Big Brother Naija, has criticized Nigerian priest Paul Adefarasin for calling the content creator who produced the contentious video of him driving through Lagos “aggressive.”
Speaking live on the church’s official YouTube channel during a Sunday sermon, Adefarasin reportedly called the accusations of gun ownership untrue, cruel, and the result of “clickbaiters just looking for money.”
The cleric, who has never owned, licensed, or pointed a firearm at anyone, claimed the accusation rocked him and was a personal assault on his reputation.
He clarified that he usually respects Saturdays as Sabbath days and that the material maker was “aggressive” for entering his personal space on that particular Saturday.
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Tacha called Adefarasin’s remark “gaslighting” in a post via 𝕏, pointing out that while many Nigerian pastors don’t try to do the same outside of Nigeria, they frequently do so within the country.
A portion of Nigeria’s 𝕏 space would have been on fire, she added, if the dispute had involved the sons of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister Nyesom Wike or President Seyi Tinubu.
