Nigerians react as BBNaija star, Leo is seen preaching in church

Big Brother Naija 2018 contestant, Leo Babarinde DaSilva has left fans speculating about whether he has embraced a more religious way of life.

The realty TV star took to church to preach and a video which surfaced online showed him on the pulpit giving sermon.

Although he did not wear any cassock to indicate that he has officially become cleric, the BBNaija ex-housemate’s decision to preach the word of God impressed people.

Leo talked about building a strong relationship with God and used a real life reference of relationships between members of the opposite gender.

When he was done preaching, members of the congragation gave him a round of applause as he walked off the pulpit.

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Reacting, domingo_loso; I have a feeling i might be a preacher much later in future. No be wayo preacher o

nellynells__; What God cannot do, doesn’t exist

onyinyechi_nf; You’re nothing without Jesus. Heaven is the goal

cheezyofficiall; I laff at the people making jest of him in the comment section, una no go repent

ddashnblushmakeovers; Sidon there na only you never accept Jesus oh. E go shock you who go enter heaven. Repent now!

organicoilplus; Shock how, what’s wrong with he’s past, so because he’s a celebrity he’s not supposed to be a Christian

zenabless; I love the fact that he loves God, way to go

In similar news, singer Opeyemi Gbenga Kayode, popularly known as Pepenazi has surfaced as a preacher after his hiatus from music.

The artiste has been off the spotlight for a few years with his fans and colleagues unaware of his whereabouts or status of his welbeing.

However, the singer, famously known for his hit song, Illegal which features rapper, Olamide has embraced a new life in Christ.

Pepenazi shared a video of him preaching on his Instagram story and it got fans talking about the surprising switch from making secular music to being a man of God.

The one time Headies “Rookie of the year” nominee, was quoting the scriptures while holding a Holy Bible.