DJ Dibul Responds to Critics, Reveals Sadaka Supports Needy Families

 

Questions have been raised about why popular Mugithi entertainer DJ Dibul receives sadaka—offering money—during his club performances. In a candid video, DJ Dibul addressed the sceptics, explaining that the money is not solicited but freely given by fans out of love and support.

Speaking from his car, he said, “I don’t force anyone. They just give me the money. I didn’t ask for it, and even if I say nothing, they still give.” He emphasised that these contributions are not for personal use but are dedicated to helping vulnerable families, particularly mothers and children living in harsh conditions across Nairobi.

In the video, DJ Dibul is seen with fans counting the donations before heading to a supermarket to buy essential items such as milk, bread, and diapers. “This money helps those who need it most,” he stated, demonstrating how the funds are converted into supplies that directly impact lives on the streets.

The gesture has won widespread praise from Kenyans online, with many applauding his honesty and generosity. One fan commented, “This is how offerings should be used—helping others,” while another described DJ Dibul as “doing God’s work.” He reminded followers that giving should be heartfelt and focused on the impact rather than the amount.

DJ Dibul’s initiative sheds light on how entertainers can leverage their influence for social good. However, questions linger on how sustainable this model is and whether similar efforts can be expanded to assist more communities systematically. As discussions continue, the impact of such grassroots charity remains an important story to watch.