Controversial twitter influencer, Daniel Regha, is stirring up a storm with his recent comments regarding Kai Cenat's philanthropic gesture towards the Makoko school project. Regha, known for his outspoken nature, claims that Cenat's donation of $2800 falls short of expectations, especially considering the hype surrounding the American streamer's visit to Nigeria. Despite acknowledging the commendable nature of the donation, Regha believes that Cenat, given his estimated net worth, could have contributed more significantly to the cause. The controversy ignited by Regha's remarks has sparked a debate on social media platforms, with users expressing diverse opinions on the matter.
Kai Cenat's donation of $2800, accompanied by a promise of further contributions, was initially reported by Gistreel, highlighting the streamer's efforts to support Oyiga Micheal's project. However, Regha's skepticism has fueled a larger conversation about the responsibilities of influencers, particularly when it comes to giving back to communities they engage with. Regha took to his Twitter page to voice his dissatisfaction, suggesting that Cenat's donation doesn't align with the attention and acclaim he received during his time in Nigeria.
In his tweet, Regha wrote, "Kai Cenat donated “$2,800” for building of school in Makoko (reportedly); That’s commendable if true, but it doesn’t match the hype he got while here in Nigeria, & judging by his estimated net worth he could’ve donated more. No offense." This statement has ignited a flurry of reactions from Twitter users, with some echoing Regha's sentiments while others defend Cenat's actions.
Daniel Regha’s post below
Here are some reactions
@ukange_davidx asked: “You don ever buy pencil and note books for the kids here in Nigeria with so much you earn on x 🤔”
@gideonjunior_ said: “Joke apart 2.8k dolls is so small for someone that earn Millions from streaming”
@KatorTarkaa stated: “Daniel, your tweet falls short. While recognizing Kai Cenat’s donation, your criticism lacks nuance and respect. Instead of nitpicking, you could focus on encouraging impactful actions rather than tearing down efforts to make a difference.”
@isaacoladipupo_ commented: “Na you put the money for him pocket bah?”
