- Daniel Regha has sparked online debate after stating that Christians who pour drinks for ancestors are practising paganism.
- His comments divided social media users, with some defending cultural traditions while others agreed with his religious stance.
Popular media personality Daniel Regha has triggered mixed reactions online after sharing his opinion about Christians who pour drinks on the floor for their ancestors before drinking.
In a post that has since gone viral on social media, Regha described the practice as paganism, insisting that Christians should not mix their faith with ancestral rituals.
According to him:
“You can’t claim to be a Christian and then offer drinks to the ancestors before you take a sip; That idea of pouring drinks on the floor before you do anything else is paganism.”
His statement immediately sparked heated debates online, with some Nigerians agreeing with his view while others defended traditional practices and cultural beliefs.
Reacting to the post, @oluoftrades wrote:
“Maybe he’s right, but again it’s just an act to some people.”
Another user, @VictoryKel71815, questioned Regha’s stance, saying:
“Who made him judge over mankind.”
Defending traditional beliefs, @skylersympson commented:
“Christianity is so myopic! Now how can we help our loved ones that are long gone?”
@Gimbiyaah also shared a personal experience:
“Someone in my compound was preparing to go to church, but he had to drink alcohol first. Then I saw him pour a little on the floor. I was like, seriously?”
Another X user, @dark_child4, agreed with Regha’s point, writing:
“You can’t serve two masters… even the Bible is against it.”
Meanwhile, @AKINWANDE001 criticized the statement, saying:
“Before Christianity there were traditions.”
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