“God Is Real, I Don Experience Am”- Speed Darlington

• Speed Darlington talks about repentance a few weeks after his release from prison.

• He had spent two months behind bars for making negative comments about famous singer Burna Boy.

• The singer, who claims to have found salvation, says that God is real.

Well-known rapper Speed Darlington talks about repentance a few weeks after his release from prison.

He had spent two months behind bars for making negative comments about famous singer Burna Boy.

The singer, who claims to have found salvation, says that God is real.

He believes he has felt God’s presence and encourages others to look for Him, assuring them that God will always be there.

He said …

“God is real. God is King. I don experience am. I know. Go close, I’m telling you. He is the only place, the only person that can take care of all your problems. Try and let me know. God is real. God is real; God is King.”

See some comments below:

@charliebeato: “From ‘Bangdadadang’ to ‘God is king’. Speedy don complete life journey. Who no go like this kind character? 💯”

@groundnut_ninja: “Evangelist Akpi? 😂😂”

@dlazygirl: “Someone should check up on his mental health”

@SAMCHIMEREZE: “When u no expect say u go come out of some certain troubles, and boom u just did…….🤨

My brother, if no be God, who else then?😏”

@_ChibuezeChris: “Be like those prison evangelists don minister to am”

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In other news, A female student from the University of Jos (UNIJOS) has recounted a similar experience involving a lecturer, coinciding with the viral video of a UNIZIK student physically confronting a lecturer.

UNIZIK has recently garnered attention due to a viral video depicting a female student engaged in a violent confrontation with a lecturer after he interrupted her dance video.

The university administration has issued a statement regarding the incident, assuring that a comprehensive investigation will be conducted to ascertain the facts.

In a related development, a female student from UNIJOS, identified as Nanmakplang R., shared a video on X (formerly Twitter) that mirrors the situation at UNIZIK.

The video captures the female student filming when a male lecturer enters and instructs her to cease, to which she promptly acquiesces.