“I Am Willing to Donate N4m”: Kind Businessman Makes Offer to Happie Boys, Challenges Them to Do 2 Things

“I Am Willing to Donate N4m”: Kind Businessman Makes Offer to Happie Boys, Challenges Them to Do 2 Things

  • A businessman has expressed a desire to give Happie Boys the sum of N4 million but attached conditions to it
  • Happie Boys had cried out that they wished to return to Nigeria months after the OPM pastor sponsored them to Cyprus on a scholarship
  • The boys claimed they did menial jobs in Cyprus and dropped out of school as the scholarship fund was no longer forthcoming

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A businessman, Dennis, has given Happie Boys an open cheque of N4 million in reaction to their outcry and saga with the Omega Power Ministries (OPM) pastor.

The Happie Boys had spilt the beans about their botched Cyprus scholarship on social media, dragging their beneficiary, Apostle Chibuzor Ugochinyere, in the process.

Happie Boys, businessman, N4m
The businessman challenged the Happie Boys to do two things. Photo Credit: @XBrianDennis, Instagram/@happie_boys1
Source: Instagram

Their outcry led the OPM pastor to place curses on them, which he later went back on, but that did not stop the lads from ranting about him.

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Dennis, in a Twitter post, gave Happie Boys conditions to meet in a bid to get the N4 million.

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He said they should make their first semester results in Cyprus public, and the results have to be good.

He wrote:

"I am willing to donate N4m to the Happy Boys if they show us their first semester results and it is good."

See his tweet below:

People react to the businessman's offer to Happie Boys

@DARLK18 said:

"At least mk dem debunk the pastor talks seems na gaslighting.....i wish dem fit prove am wrong."

@AkinwoleKunel said:

"When the pastor post there picture few month ago time . One guy comment I don’t see this boys in class."

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@deetchyna said:

"E no good.
"Find who the first semester good normally and donate. Una don come again."

@ShellyKings1 said:

"Baba na 180k I dey find for like 2months now for school fees and project. Baba abeg show mercy reach my side ."

@DroidPostBlog said:

"But why student to fail 6 out of 7 courses?
"Not like you were working to support yourself in school. It's a scholarship."

@mayiogu said:

"Forget it. Boys that are shouting “my fans” are not ready to ready book."

@francis_az1 said:

"Good character and good public perception is not overrated. I doubt if they can claim this money."

@FlodyMani said:

"That school was the first problem I was telling my brother yesterday. Instead of them going abroad why not stay in Nigeria and learn. Them no day buy results and marks for abroad o."

Abroad doctor offers to help Happie Boys

Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that a doctor had offered help to Happie boys.

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In a Facebook post on Tuesday, June 13, Doctor Ochu Daniel Ogechukwu criticised Omega Power Ministries (OPM) founder Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere for raining curses on the lads.

The Nigerian humanitarian based outside the country slammed the pastor for acting like a demigod, saying the money he used for the boys and his family were offerings and tithes, not his resources.

Source: Legit.ng

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Victor Duru (Editor) Victor Duru is a Reuters-trained award-winning journalist with over 4 years of working experience in the media industry. He holds a B.Sc in Management Studies from Imo State University, where he was a Students' Union Government Director of Information. Victor is a human interest editor, strategic content creator, freelancer and a Google-certified digital marketer. His work has been featured on US news media Faith It. He can be reached via victor.duru@corp.legit.ng