Dammy added that all he wants Davido to do is uphold his half of the bargain and that he doesn't want any problems with him. He was aware of how challenging it is for wealthy individuals to pay back loans, but he ought to take this into consideration for the sake of his daughter, for whom he has been battling to cover her school expenses. Read Full Article...
You lose fans when you try to win online: Dammy Krane Chats with Tunde Ednut and Asks Him to Help With Davido's Unpaid Debt
Johnson Oyindamola Emmanuel, a Nigerian artist and composer also known as Dammy Krane, has started again to pick on Davido, over alleged debt.
After his N218 million dispute with the businessman, Dammy has requested payment from the rich musician for the benefit of his daughter.
He was aware of how challenging it is for wealthy individuals to pay back loans, but he ought to take this into consideration for the sake of his daughter, for whom he has been battling to cover her school expenses.
According to Dammy, all that is required of the artist is that he uphold his end of the bargain in order to avoid conflict.
The former musician also spoke about how Davido fired Idowest from his record company but he wouldn't relent because he considered him a brother.
He told Davido that if he continued to support injustice, he would not be able to live a successful life and demanded payment for the song.
“Let’s not forget @davido you took Idowest from my record label, I didn’t talk because I saw you as a brother. Neither did I drag the artiste (cos I had done my part to help him). Genuinely I want to know why you don’t want to pay me for a song you tweeted that I wrote after all.
I know it is hard for Rich people t pay debts but @davido for my sake Blooda, okay me my money at least because of my daughter’s sake. (Your niece if at all), school fees no was for Naija now o. Na everybody dey try secure their future.
Na money we want no be wahala o”.
You can’t have a good life if you keep supporting oppression.
God no dey sleep trust me lol”.
The rapper was publicly reprimanded for breaking a multimillion dollar contract by Nigerian photographer and entrepreneur Abu Salami.
The businessman said that in order to influence a youth football project that he did not attend, he had paid the singer N218 million.
To make matters worse, Davido threatened to bring him goons and wouldn't give him his money back.
He provided numerous screenshots of chats in addition to a graphic movie to support his claim.
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