Davido Warns African Americans Against Moving To Africa

• Davido has expressed his worries about the increasing interest of African Americans in moving to Africa.

• The singer warned that while Africa is appealing, the current economic situation makes it tough for those thinking about relocating.

• He pointed to Nigeria, mentioning its economic difficulties.

Davido has expressed his worries about the increasing interest of African Americans in moving to Africa.

In a chat on the Big Homies House podcast, he warned that while Africa is appealing, the current economic situation makes it tough for those thinking about relocating.

He pointed to Nigeria, mentioning its economic difficulties. “Things are not good back home. The economy is really struggling,” he stated.

He pointed out the irony of Nigerians paying high prices for oil made in their own country, highlighting the ongoing issues of living in Africa.

While recognizing Africa’s increasing popularity, especially in entertainment, Davido stressed that this “smokescreen” hides more serious problems. He wanted to give a fair view, urging those thinking of moving to understand the difficulties they might encounter.

“We Nigerians, the exchange rate is messed up, the oil prices is too high. Imagine a country producing oil and we are paying more for oil than countries importing it. We do not have the best leaders, and that is a fact,”

“My aim is to show off the little parts and leave the slums out of the frame,”, he added.

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In other news, Nollywood actress Wumi Toriola is celebrating as her film, Queen Lateefah, has made three hundred and fifty million naira in just two months.

This achievement puts her ahead of Toyin Abraham’s recent cinema records.

Toyin Abraham’s movie, Malaika, earned three hundred and two million naira, which is less than Toriola’s total.

Sharing the good news, she wrote:

“No 7 oooooooooooo

Queen Lateefah still waxing strong and shining bright!

Grossing 350M and 7th Highest Grossing Nollywood Tittle of All Time.

Big thank you to everyone who has seen this master piece you guys are the best.

If you haven’t seen #queenlateefah yet, today is a great day to see this beautiful story

Lateefanzzzzzzz you guys rock.”