“I Started As A Cleaner” – Music Producer Femi Dapson Reveals He Worked With Bishop Oyedepo For 3 Years

• Music producer Femi Dapson has revealed that he spent three years working with Bishop David Oyedepo at Winners Chapel, where he started as a cleaner before eventually moving into the church office.
• His account has sparked positive reactions from Nigerians who described his journey as an example of career growth and progress.

Music producer Femi Dapson has revealed that he worked with Bishop David Oyedepo for three years at Winners Chapel, where he started his journey as a cleaner.

According to Dapson, he eventually progressed from cleaning duties to working in the office.

He said, “I worked with Bishop Oyedepo for 3 years. I started as a cleaner in Winners and eventually ended up in the office.”

The revelation has attracted reactions online, with some Nigerians praising his progression and describing his experience as a testament to personal growth.

Reacting to his story, Nigerians shared their thoughts.

@Rozycruz3: That is one good thing about winners chapel You keep progressing

@Edvinng: That’s nice. It’s good to move from Grass to Grace.

@001Organza: As the name implies winners chapel baba has been winning from way back

@IamtheOYE: Lamba

@__iamcharis: Love hearing stories like this.

Similarily /…Music video producer Femi Dapson has opened up about his late father’s struggles with poverty, revealing that his father spent his entire life hoping to become financially comfortable.

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Femi shared the emotional revelation while reflecting on his father’s life and his unfulfilled desire for wealth.

According to the music video producer, his father longed for a better financial situation and even reached a point where he wished that he could simply come across money on the ground.

“My father d!ed poor, meanwhile all his life he wished he was rich. At some point my father was wishing that one day he would get to see money on the ground,” Femi Dapson said.

His revelation has sparked conversations about the realities of financial hardship and how some people spend their entire lives working and hoping for a breakthrough that may never come