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Daddy Freeze Questions Dress Code Choices at Service of Songs: ‘Isn’t This a Time for Mourning?

  • Media personality Daddy Freeze has sparked fresh debate online after reacting to criticism over his choice of outfit at the service of songs held for late actor Alexx Ekubo’s father.
  • He expressed surprise that the event had a dress code, saying he believed it was purely a mourning ceremony.

Media personality Daddy Freeze has sparked an online debate following criticism over his choice of attire at the service of songs for the late father of actor Alexx Ekubo.

The controversy erupted after it was reported that guests were expected to dress in all-white for the occasion. However, Daddy Freeze attended the event in black, attracting attention and sparking conversations both at the venue and on social media.

In response to the criticism, Daddy Freeze remarked, “I believed we were mourning a young man who passed away prematurely. His death was a result of Nigeria’s systemic failures and religious influences. I was unaware that a service of songs required a specific dress code.”

His comments have ignited a heated discussion online, as many users weigh in on whether mourning events should adhere to formal dress codes or allow for more personal expressions of grief.

His statement has since triggered mixed reactions online as users debated whether mourning events should follow strict dress codes or remain informal expressions of grief.

@EkyDorlyn
In Nigeria burial is now a full time ceremony instead of mourning the deceased

@IamtheOYE
Imagine dress code for service of songs…Nigerian celebrities will whine you but no panic..! All of them,fake fake fake,I repeat fake fake!!

@Ehys__
There is something called protocol, when the family agreed to do it, the personal feelings don’t matter, he is an asshole

@zatas70
Those Nollywood Actors turned the whole thing into fashion parade which was unnecessary

@HeIsSommyApril
He’s stupid for saying this.

Y’all were asked to come mourn in an all white attire and you came putting on a black cloth.

I’m sure he must have felt foolish looking how everyone turned up with white and he was looking way different.

@kingwizzi_tweet
Hmmmmm 🤔
You didn’t see what? Abeg rest oga