Saka Refuses N7.5M Betting Deal for Integrity in 1999
Afeez Oyetoro, popularly known as Saka, revealed in an interview on African A-List that he turned down a N7.5 million ambassadorial deal from a betting company in 1999, despite being in financial need. His decision was influenced by his faith and his identity as an educator, as he had previously spoken against gambling and felt it would be hypocritical to endorse such a brand.
Following this decision, Saka was approached by a different company that offered him a N5 million deal, which he accepted. This revelation has sparked discussions among fans regarding the accuracy of the timeline and has drawn praise for his integrity.
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