Singer Speed Darlington Calls Out Lagos Church In His Area Over Noise Pollution

Nigerian singer, Speed Darlington has tackled a church located in the Ajah area of Lagos state, over noise pollution.

Darlington called out the church in a video posted on his official Instagram handle on Sunday.

The “Akamu” crooner blasted the church members for years of dedication to Christianity with nothing to show for their faith in the religion.

In a mix of English and vernacular, “Akpi” as he is fondly called said: “See this church wey no dey let me sleep, starting from over there, only five people got a car in this church…Christianity wey person don they attend for decades, only five people got a car. Everyday noise.

“All that prayer na leg dem dey use to the church.”

In other news, Kanyi Daily reported that Pro-Biafran separatist agitator, Simon Ekpa, on Sunday, said he exonerated the leader of the proscribed Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu from any actions that will be carried out by Biafrans.

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Richard Anyebe

Richard Anyebe is a senior reporter at Kanyi Daily News covering all things politics and trending human interest stories. He is based in Abuja. Contact this reporter at info@kanyidaily.com

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