Loud Noise from the Congregation as Davido’s Dad, Adedeji Adeleke Donates N1bn To A Church

• Billionaire businessman Dr Adedeji Adeleke, father of musician Davido, donates N1 billion to the Centenary Endowment Fund of the Cherubim and Seraphim Church.

• The gesture was made in honor of his late mother, Madam Esther Adeleke.

• The announcement was met with applause and approval from dignitaries.

Billionaire businessman Dr. Adedeji Adeleke, father of famous singer Davido, donated an astonishing N1 billion to the Cherubim and Seraphim (C&S) Church’s Centenary Endowment Fund in an incredible demonstration of compassion and dedication.

This compassionate contribution was given in memory of his late mother, Madam Esther Adeleke, during a Thanksgiving ceremony at the church’s headquarters in Lagos.

Dr. Adeleke’s declaration was greeted with cheers and loud chanting from the audience.

Dignitaries including Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun, Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke, and Lagos State Governor Sanwo-Olu all grinned with approbation.

Making the announcement, Dr Adeleke said:

“On behalf of our late mother, senior mother in Israel, late Mrs Esther Adeleke, we want to contribute to the endowment fund, Centenary Endowment Fund. We are contributing the sum of N1 billion.”

Marvelled by the donation, blogger Tunde Ednut who shared the video wrote:

“ONE BILLION NAIRA IS NOT A JOKE Oooooo!!!

Imagine inviting Davido’s father to your launching of anything and he attends, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah! Wahala.

I wrote it earlier today that hmmmmmmmm, as Davido papa don go this church so, the offering he will give in this church will be FAT and here it is. He gave ₦1,000,000,000 out.

God bless every giver out there. Wow!

DROP THAT LOVE, EMOJI IF YOU LOVE THE ADELEKES.”

See the post below:

Reacting to the post, Davido swiftly dropped a comment, he wrote: “Anything Church or education no worry u don cash out.”

Obi Cubana wrote: “There are levels to this shiiiiiiii guys!!!

woliagba_ayoajewole wrote: “Please come to my church o. I go just faint. One billion… One month I go dey no where to be found.”