Ifedayo Olarinde, popularly known as Daddy Freeze, has released a mind-boggling statistics of married women who discreetly engaged in extramarital affairs.

Daddy Freeze revealed this in his recent interview when he was rebutting Nollywood star Deyemi Okanlawon’s claim that having sexual relations four times per week is a big deal.

Daddy in his statements disclosed that out of the 83 married women he had counselled, 65 were engaged in extramarital affairs, while 43 of them had cheated more than once and 25 were in a fresh relationship outside the knowledge of their husbands at the time of counselling.

According to the broadcaster, the counseling took place in 2018 and the adulterous ladies were “spirit-filled” warriors in the church he previously attended.

Having said this, Daddy Freeze stressed on the the significance of steady sexual intercourse between legal husband and wife as that would curb fornication .

He also stated on his Instagram page that physical connection is essential to marriage and relationships.

He said: “Intercourse is very very important in a marriage or in a committed relationship. Don’t marry someone that cannot satisfy you. Let me give you some scary statistics as a church leader. First, remember the Free nation Church only started in 2017, so all our members came from other churches, largely Pentecostal.

“In 2018, I counseled 83 married women. Sixty-five of them had cheated on their husbands, and 43 of them had cheated more than once. At the same time, 25 of them were in current relationships with other men. These were spirit-filled prayer warriors o. Some were even workers in my former Pente church.

“If intercourse is not that important, please, why were they cheating?, from the moment you are engaged, my advice is, sample the goods, and taste the milk before you buy the cow. There is no scripture that says it is sinful for an engaged couple to have intercourse. The word fornication was coined by authors of the King James Bible, and it never included sex between engaged or betrothed couples. Don’t be misled by motivational speakers.”