Daniel Regha calls out Davido’s dad for N1b donation to church

• Daniel Regha sparks reactions as he criticizes Davido’s father for his N1 billion church donation.

• Recall that Davido’s dad, Adedeji Adeleke, has recently donated 1 billion naira to a church he attended on Sunday.

• Daniel Regha stated that going to church is okay, but donating one billion naira in a nation is not suitable.

Media figure Daniel Regha sparks reactions as he criticizes Davido’s father for his N1 billion church donation.

Recently, Davido’s dad, Adedeji Adeleke, made headlines after revealing his plan to donate 1 billion naira to a church he attended on Sunday.

Daniel Regha remarked that going to church is okay, but donating one billion naira in a nation with starvation and many people in need is not suitable.

He recommended using the funds to generate job opportunities instead.

His words: “Giving to the church is fine, but donating over a billion to any church, in a country where millions are starving & struggling to survive doesn’t seem right. Davido’s dad should’ve used about 80% of that money to create employment opportunities.”

See some comments below

@Watchman wrote: “For a man to give to the church, you have no idea what he has gain from fellowship if there.”

@HSPR stated: “It’s all for show off ..”

@Edvin noted: “Poor people always have good opinions on everything.”

@Luklex said: “You’re right. A billion naira is a lot to be given to a church. Misplaces priorities.”

@Pogba jr stated: “Poor man telling a rich man what to do, the irony!”

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The woman who had come to visit attempted to console him, gently rubbing his head and urging him to cease his tears.

In a video shared by YabaleftOnline, the girlfriend recounted that the man began to feel sorrowful the previous evening upon realizing that she would be departing the following day.

She said the young man had not been eating well because of her leaving. In Yoruba, the lady asked: “Why are you crying like this? Did I tell you I won’t come back again?”