- Wizkid, a Nigerian singer, publicly criticized Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke for dancing in a viral video, a move that is also the uncle of fellow singer Davido.
- Wizkid publicly expressed his disapproval in a series of posts on his official X, formerly Twitter, social media page.
- Wizkid indirectly targeted Davido by making remarks that many interpreted as aimed at the singer in a subtle dig.
- Davido remains silent, while Wizkid escalates the situation by mocking Governor Adeleke for public dancing and sharing a video of the incident.
Nigerian artist Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun, widely recognized as Wizkid, has openly criticized Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke, who is also the uncle of fellow musician Davido, for his dancing in a viral video.
Wizkid conveyed his discontent through a series of posts on his official social media account on the platform X, previously known as Twitter.
In what seemed to be a veiled reference, Wizkid appeared to direct his comments towards Davido, making several statements that were widely interpreted as targeting the artist.
While Davido has chosen not to respond, Wizkid intensified the situation by mocking Governor Adeleke for his public dancing and sharing a video of the event.
Wizkid wrote: “When you see people raised by their family, you can tell! You won’t see my uncle dancing online!”
This post has ignited considerable backlash on social media, with numerous users condemning Wizkid for his remarks.
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Along with the photos, she wrote a detailed message honoring Nigeria and urged everyone to cherish the values of peace, unity, and prosperity, while sharing her vision for a better Nigeria.
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One netizen, @Ujudencii, pleaded for Eniola Badmus’ life to devalue like the naira, which she believed was increasing in value. She also wished that the actress’ life would be similar like Nigeria’s.
Instead of saying Amen, Eniola Badmus wished the troll the same thing they wished her.