Davido Responds To Social Media Criticism During The Osun Political Situation

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Nigerian music artist Davido has attracted attention once again due to a viral exchange on social media concerning his uncle, Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke, and current political events related to the All Progressives Congress (APC).

The exchange began with user Akin Akinwale discussing the political tension in Osun and mentioning reports that the Osun APC was allegedly obstructing Governor Adeleke from joining the party. He suggested that a “plot twist” could arise if Adeleke were to win with the Accord Party and assume control of the Osun APC.

Another user, WEWE ADEFISAYO, humorously included Davido in the conversation, implying in Pidgin English that if Adeleke were to lose, Davido might write a song for the APC during the 2027 campaign. This comment hinted at a potential shift in political support based on family circumstances.

Davido quickly responded, using the moment to highlight his family’s financial stability. He remarked, “Or we can just go back to our multi billion dollar company…,” indicating that political outcomes would have minimal impact on their wealth or social standing.

When another user, Mr. Sam, advised him to “Oga go sit down for ground joor,” a phrase suggesting humility, Davido countered with a mention of his affluent lifestyle: “I’m actually sitting in the air in a global 7500 cost about 75 million dollars…” referring to his Bombardier Global 7500 private jet.

The interaction gained widespread attention, emphasizing the relationship between Nigerian music, politics, and social media. Davido’s strong and playful responses not only supported his family’s position but also strengthened his reputation as one of Africa’s prominent entertainers.

This incident illustrates how Nigerian artists navigate public scrutiny and engage in political discourse while using their platforms to maintain influence and personal branding.

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