Big Brother Naija reality star Leo DaSilva has slammed Christians who refer to their pastors as their daddies, Spiritual fathers, and all.
Taking to the micro-blogging platform Twitter, now known as X, he stated that it is a red flag when one describes their pastor in such a way.
“My Daddy, ‘My Spiritual Daddy,’ ‘my father in the Lord’s to describe your pastor is a red flag.”
In another tweet, he clarified that going to Theology school for 2 years wasn’t to become a pastor but to understand the word of God even more. He stated that if one claims to love God, one will try to learn about God yourself. He compared it to loving someone you don’t know.
“I went to theology school for 2 years, not because I want to become a pastor but to understand the word of God even more.
If you claim to love God, you will try to learn about God yourself.
It’s like saying you love someone you don’t even know.
Don’t be a sheep to everything”.
While many concurred with him, some disagreed with him.
One Ivy Victor wrote, “African moms are used to this. Nna mhen una no get papa? Are y’all orphans?
One Soft Miracle Diva wrote, “But you can call your traditional ruler, His Royal Highness, but when I call Papa Jerry Eze my father, it is a problem. Stop it, Leo
One Richard Adubi wrote, “Give honor to who honor is due
One I Am Dx2 wrote, “A very big red flag. God should be your daddy, not a man who is reading from the Bible to teach u what is written in the Bible
One Light Beatz Classics wrote, “They didn’t force you to call them such name
One The Magic Hands by TMD wrote, “Your pastor isn’t your God, know this and know peace
One Word of Reason wrote, “I have to agree with this, simply our pastor is good enough
One Princess Starrrrr wrote, “It’s not a red flag. It’s part of giving honor to a man of God
One Ariana Kiddies wrote, “I will refer to them anyway I like, I’m not your family member so you can’t tell me what to do
One Lily Gozzy wrote, “Preach”.
Kemi Filani reported in October of 2023 that Leo DaSilva had embarked on a journey as he received a commission to become a pastor. The reality star shared the news online, revealing his desire to become a preacher, which comes from a place of love for the word of God.
Leo had rounded up two years of Theology school, which granted him the official license to go into the Ministry.
