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KFC Shutdown: Gbenga Daniel’s Son Debola Slams Critics

By Gideon Ayeni

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Amidst the controversy surrounding the denial of entry to a KFC outlet in Lagos for a former Ogun State Governor’s son due to his disability, human rights activist Omotayo Williams has ignited a discourse on disability rights.

In a tweet directed at Debola Daniel, son of the former governor, Williams posed probing questions about the initiatives undertaken during his father’s tenure to improve the lives of people living with disabilities.

He also questioned Debola’s personal contributions to support individuals with disabilities and his focus on selflessness versus self-promotion.

See his question below;

Debola Daniel responded emphatically, expressing his disappointment in the accusatory tone of Williams’ inquiry. He defended his commitment to philanthropy, highlighting his discreet contributions to 27 charities monthly, including those focused on children and empowerment for persons with disabilities (PWDs).

Debola emphasized his preference for silent altruism over public posturing and criticized Williams for exploiting his personal pain for social media engagements.

See his reply below;


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