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“I generate about 15% of the electricity for Nigeria and I am building the biggest power plant” – Davido’s father reveals as he builds a new power plant; netizens react (Video)

I generate about 15 of the electricity in Nigeria Davidos father Adedeji Adeleke reveals Kemi Filani

Adedeji Adeleke, the billionaire father of music star, Davido, has revealed that he is building a new power plant.

The billionaire man, while speaking at the Seventh Day Adventist General Conference Annual Council, revealed that he and his family generated about 15% of the electricity needed for Nigeria. He further revealed that he is building his new power plant, which will be the biggest in Nigeria.

He stated that he closely working with some Chinese Engineering companies and the power plant would be completed in January.

“In Nigeria, I am in the electricity business; I own a power plant, and presently, I generate about 15% of the electricity made from Nigeria. I have Chinese Engineering companies that work. I am building and almost completed in January by the grace of God my new power plant to be the biggest power plant in Nigeria”.

See some reactions below,

One Black Diamond wrote, “Moneyman

One Prophet Alhaji Frisky wrote, “Adeleke money confirm

One Adebayo Of Ede Land wrote, “That’s huge

One Elvis wrote, “Wow

One Black Diamond wrote, “Just a reminder to y’all haters that Davido is also a director in this company. Davido is about to get a new set of enemies with this info. Una mind no go touch ground”.

In August, the singer’s father had stirred the internet as he donated N1 billion to a church in Lagos while attending a Thanksgiving service in memory of his late mother. Compose MessageCompose Message

In July, Adedeji Adeleke pledged his support for first-class engineering degree graduates from the institution. Adeleke announced during his address at the university’s 10th undergraduate and 6th postgraduate convocation.

Adeleke stated that every first-class engineering student was welcome to serve at the branches of the Pacific Energy plant in Ondo or Ogun State for their National Youth Service Corps programme. Furthermore, Adeleke pledged automatic employment for these graduates after their service year.




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