Daniel Regha Harvests His Yams After Six Months, Peeps Gives Him Advise


  • Daniel Regha caught the eye of online users when he posted pictures of yams he harvested from his farm.
  • He shared various photos of the yams on his X page just in time for the festive season.
  • Others commented that Daniel’s Christmas is looking bright since he has plenty of food now.


Daniel Regha caught the eye of online users when he posted pictures of yams he harvested from his farm. He mentioned that he planted them about six months and a few weeks ago.

He shared various photos of the yams on his X page just in time for the festive season. Some users suggested that instead of eating the yams himself, he should give them to those in need.

Others commented that Daniel’s Christmas is looking bright since he has plenty of food now. They also encouraged him to invite his ‘wife’ Ruth to enjoy the yams with him during the holiday.

An internet user shared his experience of planting yams but accidentally damaged them while harvesting, which brought him to tears.

Daniel is known for his strong opinions on current events, earning him recognition over the years.

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Read some comments as you scroll down…

@kayzywizzzy: “If you are a good person, you’ll donate that yam to the needy but you don’t practice what you preach, you should fix up, no shades.”

@TheDamiForeign: “Christmas don set for you like this, with your chickens.”

@StephanieInii: “There’s this time I planted yam in the village since I love yam so much. I took care of it wholeheartedly. When I went to harvest it, I mistakenly cut it into pieces with the spade. I don’t know why, but I cried. I wanted it to come out in one full piece like yours.”

@just_Ola1: “Invite Ruth make she come cook pounded yam and egusi for you.”

@Iamkira_3: “You and your wife Ruth go chop well today oh.”

@Cleverlydey4u: “Daniel why don’t you just donate it out to the hungry people around you.”

@Firsatina “Biggest farmer in Nigeria. You took the president’s wife’s words to heart and have been diligently working on harvesting and cultivating yams.”

@don_micky1: “Where you go thief yam?”

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