Daniel Regha, an online reviewer, praises Olamide, a rapper from Nigeria, for opening doors for numerous afrobeat artists in the music industry.
This is happening in the midst of ongoing debates about who in the music industry paved the path for afrobeat musicians.
On the X platform, Daniel Regha claimed that Olamide had an influence on the careers of numerous musicians and went on to mentor, elevate, and inspire a few artists from the next generation.
Despite getting little credit for it, he claimed that no one can match the indigenous rapper for creating the foundation for afrobeat musicians.
The well-known critic said that it bothers him when people minimize his influence.
Daniel Regha, a well-known Twitter user, has expressed opposition to the measure that millionaire senator Ned Nwoko is proposing to permit Nigerians to carry weapons for self-defense.
As previously reported, Ned Nwoko claimed to have presented the measure permitting Nigerians to carry arms for self-defense in response to a wave of instability around the country.
Daniel Regha responded by saying that people should not support his proposed gun laws because they will only exacerbate the already serious issues with insecurity.
What guarantee would there be, he questioned, that it wouldn’t be misused or fall into the wrong hands?
Daniel Regha
In reaction, Daniel Regha stated that support for his proposed gun legislation should be discouraged since it will just make the insecurity problems worse.
He asked what assurance there would be that it wouldn’t be abused or end up in the hands of criminals.
Ned Nwoko
He observed that people smash bottles over little disagreements and legalizing firearms will only make our problems worse.
In his words: “Ned Nwoko’s firearms bill should not be encouraged; This willn’t solve the insecurity issue but only worsen it. Let’s assume Nigerians are allowed to obtain firearms (legally), what’s the guarantee that majority won’t missue it, or that these arms won’t end up in the hands of criminals? We have seen how many people break bottles over little arguments/misunderstandings, let’s not add to our problems.”
Lil Frosh, a singer, has received advice from controversial critic Daniel Regha regarding his priorities in the ongoing crisis involving Cute Gemini, his ex-girlfriend.
Over the weekend, Lil Frosh talked about his past relationship and said that his ex-partner had made up accusations against him. He also expressed regret to Davido, his former employer.
He just acknowledged that he had hit her once for disrespecting his mother, denying any physical abuse allegations.
Even though Davido accepted his apology and followed him back on Instagram, Lil Frosh continued to share pictures of his ex-girlfriend pleading with him to make apologies.
Lil Frosh
However, Cute Gemini responded on Instagram, reaffirming her dedication to the truth and her refusal to allow anyone to intimidate or harass her.
Now, Daniel Regha pointed out that begging Davido for a second chance should be the least of Lil Frosh’s priorities.
He advised him to get his ex-girlfriend, Cute Gemini arrested and sued for defamation of character since he has the necessary evidence to back up his story.
In his words: “Lil Frosh’s saga exposes a lot; But what’s the point of begging Davido for a second chance? That should be the least of his priorities right now. He should get the girl arrested & sue for defamation of character since he’s got evidence to backup his story. Let him take legal action first. Everything else can wait.”
Controversial critic, Daniel Regha has weighed in on famous singer, Kizz Daniel’s latest single featuring Davido once more, this time critiquing the music video.
Recall that Daniel Regha said the song, “Twe Twe” was a pain in the ear and OBO made it worse by making a verse for it.
Daniel Regha
Following the release of the music video, the critic noted that although it has clean visuals, it doesn’t match the song and it was poorly directed.
He slammed Kizz Daniel‘s outfit, describing it as pointless and emphasized how Davido’s Egyptian-themed scene made matters worse.
He didn’t exclude the music video director, TG Omori as he stated that he could have done better.
In his words: “”Twe Twe” music video has clean visuals but it’s poorly directed; It doesn’t match the song. First there’s Kizz Daniel’s outfit where he’s seen rocking a pair of drop earrings, followed by the unrealistic chicken scene which was pointless. To make matters worse, Davido’s scene was Egyptian-themed & this was a wrong idea cos the Egyptian symbols didn’t correlate with his verse or any of his lyrics. TG Omori could’ve done a better job. No offense.”
Daniel Regha, the notorious critic, shares his modest thoughts on Davido’s remix of Kizz Daniel‘s most recent song.
You may remember that Kizz Daniel published the song a few weeks ago, and ever since, a number of admirers have taken up the challenge posed by the song.
The most recent instance occurred when Davido Adeleke, a Grammy nominee, took the song and added a verse before posting it on his social media accounts.
Many music critics have commented on Davido’s verse on “Twe Twe” since it was released, offering both positive and unfavorable assessments.
Twitter sensation Daniel Regha has published his delicious meal online once more, this time with crayfish and palm oil in his noodles.
Daniel Regha, who has shared some of his delicious meals on social media, demonstrated his crayfish and noodles made with palm oil on the X platform.
Daniel Regha
He mentioned that it was his second time trying it out and that he enjoyed it, so it wasn’t as horrible as he had expected.
Sharing a photo of the meal, he wrote:“Adding crayfish to noodles isn’t as bad as I thought. Just tried this for the 2nd time & I’m enjoying it, but I added palm oil to mine though…”
See netizens reactions below:
Abuja Podcaster wrote: “POVERTY DON USE YOU FOR SACR!F!CE”
Young Duu asked: “Na red oil you put for the indomie”
Omobola penned: “Why did you add palm oil after adding crayfish ?? Na egusi you wan cook ?? ????????”
Amara said: “No pepper,no onions..this one is sapa noodle”
Chef Olami said: “Crayfish yes delicious but palm oil??????”
Daniel Regha, a controversial Twitter critic, has disparaged Funke Akindele’s well-known film “A Tribe Called Judah,” calling it mediocre.
The film “A Tribe Called Judah” by Funke Akindele has garnered global attention after surpassing one billion views.
Despite the fact that many people have complimented the thespian and mentioned how much they enjoyed the film, Daniel Regha seemed to have a different take on it, giving it a 4/10.
Daniel, criticizing the movie sequences, stated that some of them were pointless and just took up too much time. He also called the movie’s conclusion “poor” and condemned it.
Fuke Akindele, Nigerian filmmaker.
Read his tweets below…
“A Tribe Called Judah” is a 4/10 movie. Though a comedy genre, the film tricks aren’t realistic enough & the movie lacks comedy satire; Not to mention its p¤¤r ending. Furthermore, many scenes plus conversations were n¤t necessary cos they added n¤ value & made the movie long, an example is Ejiro’s begging scene in the first 20mins into the movie. The robbery/heist scene was p¤¤rly acted too. In addition, some actors d!dn’t nail their roles like Timini, Etinosa & Arukwe. However, Uzee Usman, Greg Ojefua, Tobi Makinde as well as Nse Etim, literally brought the movie to life. That said, the movie sheds light on a pressing issue (money laundering) which is commendable. No offense.
"A Tribe Called Judah" is a 4/10 movie. Though a comedy genre, the film tricks aren't realistic enough & the movie lacks comedy satire; Not to mention its p¤¤r ending. Furthermore, many scenes plus conversations were n¤t necessary cos they added n¤ value & made the movie long, an…
Online personality Daniel Regha has delivered a series of advice to Nigerian singer Wizkid, raising concerns about alleged reckless spending and an extravagant lifestyle. This comes just weeks after Wizkid’s purchase of a 1.4 billion Ferrari SF90.
Regha’s comments were prompted by a post made by Wizkid on his X (formerly Twitter) page.
In response to Wizkid’s post featuring a photoshopped image of himself with an eagle on his shoulder, Regha shared a lengthy piece of advice addressing the singer’s financial decisions and extravagant lifestyle.
“Besides the schools you promised to build in 2018 (but haven’t fulfilled), there are other ways to make good use of your wealth.”
His statement or advice, however, attracted the attention of many fans of the singer who stormed his comment page to air their thoughts.
See some reactions below:
@DeanOfGirls:“Regha u need to learn how to mind your business and your poke nosing into people’s personal affairs, since you choose to swim in poverty allow people who chose not to be stingy to themselves eat their money in peace. There are other things to do to avoid poke nosing.”
@obamalanki: “I understand Wizkid very well because I study him. I done dey follow the king since inception until now! Wizkid recent behavior is because of the death of his mom. Baba look am say if money cannot safe his mom then money is useless! Let’s share it, spray it, dash it out! Na mood!”
@timattechnology:“Ogun dey kill this guy ni…..shut your f**king mouth and mind your business. Your days are numbered on this app you gonna get hacked for sure!”
@whoistunde__: “You self try hustle well so if wiz can’t fulfill his promise then you can do it or you don’t like to be part of good things in life.”
@gathyinsights:“Go mind your business. This guy can never be broke. Even if he sings jazz e go trend.”
@chefolami:“Nothing fit funny pass person when dey advise person how to spend hin money when hin work hard for. Na u say them no dey give money to citizens now again u say make yhem tone down. Arabagbogi”
Daniel Regha, a controversial Twitter figure, seems to be upset by Afrobeat musician Wizkid’s recent act of kindness.
Wizkid revealed earlier today that he would be giving out 100 million naira to kids so they could celebrate Christmas.
Daniel Regha called the singer’s gesture a misguided priority on the microblogging site X.
He said the musician still hasn’t followed through on his previous promise to construct schools all throughout Africa.
He believes that having fun during the holidays with children is OK, but not with N100m.
Wizkid
According to Regha, the money should be channeled into a long-term project like building a free school to give education to poor children.
In his words: “Wizkid promising to gift children a N100m for Christmas is a m!splaced priority, since he’s yet to fulfil his old pledge of building schools across Africa; If he wishes to celebrate with kids this festive season that’s OK, but nät with a N100m. That money should be channeled into a long-term project, like building a free school to give education to poor children. No offense.”
Daniel Regha, a controversial Twitter user, has expressed his disapproval of Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage’s bikini pictures.
Remember that just the day before, Tiwa Savage posted some stunning pictures of herself at the Cayman Islands wearing a Christian Audigier bikini on the photo-sharing app, Instagram?
Daniel Regha responded to this by stating that he didn’t think the singer should be taking photos in a bikini.
He pointed out that it’s unacceptable on both counts because she’s a Nigerian and, more importantly, a mother.
He added that it is quite disappointing for someone who said that her song “Somebody’s Son” was inspired by Christ.
Tiwa Savage
According to Daniel Regha, anyone who applauds her has very low moral standards.
In his words: “Tiwa Savage shouldn’t be taking pictures wearing a bikini or dressed indecent; She’s a Nigerian but most importantly a mother & that’s not acceptable on both counts. This is the person who claims that Christ inspired her song “Somebody’s Son”? Anyone who applauds her has very low moral standards.”
Daniel Regha, a controversial online critic, asserts that Enioluwa, a well-known media personality, lost her Guinness World Record (GWR) title, which led to her breaking away from Hilda Baci, the viral chef.
Daniel Regha stated as much in a tweet on his official Twitter page, remembering how close the two were when she was at the top of her game.
He claimed that Enioluwa had recently distanced himself and ceased posting Hilda Baci as frequently as he had before, following her loss of her GWR title.
He noted that although he was always in the lead during her cook-a-thon phase, hyping and praising her because she was the center of attention, they no longer had “friendship goals” because she had lost her title.
Chef, Hilda Baci.
His words …
“Notice how Enioluwa has barely posted Hilda since she lost the GWR title; During & after the cookatoon he was hyping her nonstop (when she was in the spotlight), but all of sudden there’s no more “friendship goals” on social media. Lolz. Friends indeed.”
Mixed reactions have trailed this …
iameniolamyde commented: “This is a very insensit!ve and thoughtless take . No wonder his hairline left him for it’s own peace of mind ..”
mheenar wrote: “Eni has a lot of friends and he is so sweet to them. Always supportive and hyping them up. This Daniel na sat@n oh.”
thefoodnetwork2 said: “So nobody dey this country wey need houseboy urgently? Employ this boy and seize his phone na, edakun ????????”
wendy_adamaaa penned: “Daniel can you stop!!!!! May person put this boy for lion’s den!!!”
orincewilson remarked: “This Daniel guy should just r£st, of all the ann0y!ng people on social media (and trust me, they are a lot, from Blessing, to Kemi, to VDM, and others) this Daniel guy has to be the most ann0y!ng. Seriously, who’s his fan base? I’m legit curious”
In his attempt to quell the criticism and media coverage, Burna Boy has resorted to offering payment to Nigerian blogs. He requested that they specify the amount they would require in exchange for refraining from writing about him.
It’s worth noting that the Afrobeats singer had previously taken to social media to make this offer to Nigerian blogs.
However, in response to his proposal, Twitter critic Daniel Regha sharply reminded Burna Boy that these very blogs played a significant role in shaping his career and public image.
Daniel Regha.
Daniel Regha wrote:
“Burna, the Nigerian blogs u are trying to discredit have contributed to ur growth in life; Some news might be wrong but just like fans, u owe ’em a lot of thanks. Many people won’t hear about u, ur wins, or projects if they hadn’t promoted it. Stop acting like u are self-made, many people paved a way for u.”
In response, Burna Boy also asked to know how much can he his silence to completely forget about him.
“Oga how much be your money?? Make you sef develop amnesia for my matter. You follow for people wey I dey talk about,’ wrote in response.
Prominent TV presenter and filmmaker, Frank Idoho, has expressed his displeasure towards social media influencer Daniel Regha for his disrespectful behavior on online platforms.
In an interview with Tejubabyfaceoyelakin, Idoho recounted an encounter he had with the well-known Twitter influencer. He mentioned that he was blocked on Twitter by Daniel after the latter threw indirect insults at him.
Idoho, widely recognized as the host of “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire,” likened Daniel’s appearance to that of an arthropod, and also pointed out that Daniel is quite vocal on Twitter, often making the most noise on the platform.
This apparent animosity towards Daniel stemmed from an incident on Twitter where Daniel allegedly confronted Idoho. The TV host made it clear that in real-life situations, it would be highly unlikely for Daniel Regha to challenge him in such a manner.
Idoho went on to emphasize that his behavior on social media differs from his real-life persona. He described himself as typically charming, positive, and calm in real life. However, on Twitter, he adopts a more combative stance, ready to engage in back-and-forth exchanges.
He amusingly stated, “I am excited about this because it’s only on social media. But in real life, I am charming, didactic, calm, down to earth, down to heel. But when you try me on social media…”.
Daniel Regha, a prominent social media critic, has called on DJ Cuppy, the well-known Nigerian disc jockey and producer, to provide an account of the billions of Naira donated to her foundation.
Regha’s comments came in response to a picture shared by Cuppy on Twitter, where she showcased herself in a new dress and mentioned blessing her followers’ timelines. In his response, Regha took the opportunity to question Cuppy about her alleged failure to provide transparency regarding the funds donated to her foundation since 2019.
He also reminded her that the pledge she made to support students remains unfulfilled. Regha emphasized that while some may have overlooked these matters, the public has not forgotten. Alongside his query, he complimented Cuppy on her outfit choice.
Mixed reactions have trailed this …
