I pay my tithe; What they do with it doesn’t concern you - Dbanj tells Daddy Freeze


Ace Nigerian singer, Oladapo Daniel Oyebanjo, known by his stage name D'banj, seem to have weighed into the ongoing controversy over tithing.
D’banj who performed at the birthday party of Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde’s last night, took time out to look for controversial OAP, Daddy Freeze in the crowd to voice his opinion on the controversial tithe issue.
The singer walked up to Daddy Freeze to appreciate him as a brother but made him know that personally, he pays his tithe.
According to Dbanj,
“I pay my tithe, who I pay it to is not your concern but I’m proud I pay and I don’t care what they do with it”
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eagleee.com had earlier reported how D'banj made it known few months ago that it pays to pay tithe.
D'banj, simply went on social media to make his stand known about the issue of tithing. He shared a cute photo of himself with the following caption; "it PAYS, to PAY your tithe

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