Danny Walter is a popular Nigerian influencer and crypto millionaire who has built a successful career in digital content creation and cryptocurrency trading. He is known for his outspoken views on various social issues and his journey from traditional influencing to financial independence through digital assets.
Speaking during an interview on the “With Chude” show From 2:14, Walter shared the exact moment he decided to stop attending church permanently. He explained that while he had been having doubts about organized religion for some time, a specific incident at House on the Rock church became the final breaking point. The experience involved what he perceived as discrimination based on the type of car he drove to church.
Walter described arriving early for service in his Toyota Corolla, only to be directed by church ushers to park at the back of the premises. At the same time, he witnessed owners of luxury vehicles like Mercedes Benz and Range Rover being given prime parking spots right in front of the church building. This differential treatment based on material possessions made him question the values being practiced by the religious institution.
Danny Walter said: “I went to House on the Rock one day and I was still driving a Corolla then. And when I came in, I was supposed to park somewhere. They said no no no you can’t park there. That’s in front of the church. I was like why can’t I park there? I came early. They said no no no you have to go to the back because of the car. In the same minute, I was seeing Benz coming and they were directing them parking, I was seeing Range Rover, they were directing them parking in the front. I was like what’s going on here? That’s the first time I was experiencing it and I felt so intimidated like why are you sending me to the back because of my car and it just hit me like what these people are doing here is not working for me. I just turned around and left. And that was the last time I ever went to a church.” See, More, Here>>>>
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