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“Leave Davido Alone, He Spoke for Struggling Nigerians” – Kanayo O Kanayo
Veteran Nollywood actor Kanayo O Kanayo has come out in support of Davido, following the hate over the singer’s recent comments about Nigeria’s struggling economy.
During an appearance on The Big Homies House podcast in the United States, Davido, whose real name is David Adeleke, discussed Nigeria’s economic challenges, describing the situation as dire.
He advised African Americans against relocating to the country, stating, “It is not cool back home. The economy is in shambles.”
His remarks quickly went viral and sparked outrage among some Nigerians who accused the singer of tarnishing the nation’s image.
Others even demanded an apology, claiming his comments were unnecessary and damaging.
Kanayo, however, strongly defended Davido’s right to express his opinion, emphasizing that the singer was merely shedding light on the struggles many Nigerians face daily.
In a video shared on his Instagram page, the veteran actor urged critics to focus their energy on addressing the issues raised rather than attacking the messenger.
According to Kanayo, Davido’s wealth and privileged background do not invalidate his concerns about the country’s economic challenges.
He said, “Davido spoke his mind. Why should that be a problem? Everyone is entitled to their opinion, and he expressed his in good faith.
The Adeleke family is wealthy enough to live comfortably for life, but it would be wrong for him to ignore the struggles of ordinary Nigerians just because he’s okay.
His comments represent the voices of many people who can’t speak up for themselves.”
Kanayo dismissed calls for Davido to apologize, arguing that criticism often comes from a place of love and a desire for improvement.
He added that the responsibility lies with those in power to address the issues highlighted by the singer rather than deflecting blame onto him.
“Why should he apologize? For telling the truth? Davido speaks for millions of Nigerians who are struggling to make ends meet.
If his comments upset anyone, they should take it as a challenge to do better and improve the state of the country,” Kanayo remarked.
American Rapper, Eminem’s Mother passes away at age 67 from lung cancer on Monday. Eminem’s mother, Debbie Nelson, passes 3 months after announcing t the public of battling with advanced lung cancer. She revealed to having limited time to live and decide to stay close to family and hospitals.
Reports states that they are unsure if Eminem was aware of his mother’s sickness as no comment was made publicly by him. An insider reveals that the rapper is good to his mother but they do not really communicate.
Eminem has yet to confirm or publicly say something regarding his mother’s passing or illness.
Entertainment
Davido Applauds Belgium’s Groundbreaking Move to Legalize Health Insurance for Sex Workers
Nigerian music superstar Davido has shared his excitement over Belgium’s historic move to legalize health insurance for sex workers.
The Belgian government recently signed new laws that provide enhanced protections for sex workers, ensuring they can access the same welfare benefits as other workers.
These benefits include pensions, maternity leave, sick days, and, most notably, health insurance.
This groundbreaking decision makes Belgium the first country in the world to extend health insurance to sex workers, marking a significant step toward recognizing their rights and improving their working conditions.
The move has received praise from various quarters, including Davido, who took to social media to commend the Belgian government.
In his post, he called it a “groundbreaking move by Belgium,” noticing the importance of this legal step in ensuring the safety and well-being of sex workers.
American Singer, Khalid releases a photo of him and Nigerian Singer, Ayra Starr for a new collaboration. Just recently he announced collaboration with Singer Normani, fans share excitement and anticipation for these collaborations and new songs coming in soon.
Normani And Khalid
The title of the song wtih Ayra Starr is titled “Make It Up To You”.
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