$390,000 donation: Nigerians beg angry Takasu, slam Dalung

Nigerians on Sunday begged Japanese plastic surgeon and philanthropist Katsuya Takasu, after the Asian expressed his anger on Twitter, over how he was treated by the country’s sports authorities following his donation of $390,000 to the bronze-winning national U-23 football team at the 2016 Olympic Games in Brazil.

Takasu’s Twitter comments however elicited reactions from Nigerians, who pleaded with the Japanese, while slamming Dalung for the way he handled the issue.
Read the comments below:

Bankole Michael tweeted, “@katsuyatakasu don’t be angry about your donation sir, it is because you gave it to the players instead of the minister and his officials.”

@Mrkumaloo wrote, “@katsuyatakasu A hero is some1 who has given his/her life to something bigger than oneself. Nigerians will never forget ubcoz u are hero.”

@ejesabu posted, “@katsuyatakasu A Great Man with the concern of the people at heart. Ride on Sir…Many Blessings!!!”

@kelvostika wrote, “@katsuyatakasu Pls sir don’t be disturb by what Hon. Minister said, I’m sure he don’t quite understand the word ‘Philanthropist’ God bless U”

@JGracechild posted, “Dear @katsuyatakasu, pay no mind to that red-beret wearing hollowness called @SolomonDalung. He is a national embarrassment. God bless you!

@herquleez wrote, “@katsuyatakasu how do I thank you in Japanese and do not mind our politicians. Focus on millions of Nigerians who appreciate you.”