- In a shocking turn of events, a viral video featuring Abu Salami has ignited a firestorm of controversy on social media.
- The video showcases Abu Salami, a business mogul, making bold claims against none other than Davido, the celebrated music star.
- This sensational revelation has left the public in awe, prompting a wave of reactions from netizens.
Abu Salami, who has been at odds with Davido over an unpaid debt reportedly exceeding N500 million, resurfaced with startling allegations. In this exclusive video, Abu courageously accused Davido of belonging to a secret cult and attempting to initiate him into the enigmatic group, an offer that Abu adamantly declined.
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| Abu Defies Bullying. Credit: @davido @abusalami Source: legit.ng |
What's more, Abu contended that Davido had been resorting to threats involving his affluent father, Deji Adeleke, to suppress him. The irate businessman argued that his financial predicament was largely due to Davido's deceptive practices, alleging that the DMW label boss had been involved in nefarious activities, stealing from unsuspecting individuals while maintaining a façade of opulence to impress the world.
Furthermore, Abu asserted that efforts to resolve the outstanding debt issue with Davido had reached an impasse because the music sensation lacked the financial means to settle his obligations. In Abu's own words,
"Davido belongs to a cult and wanted to introduce me to it, I refused. He’s stealing from people and living a fake life to impress the world. Negotiations with him have failed because he does not have the money to pay back his debts."
See the video below:
Naturally, this video has set the internet ablaze with reactions, leaving the public in suspense and eager to weigh in on the unfolding drama.
Netizens Reactions Pour In:
official_dabebe:
"Is this even possible? 001 cannot be owing someone na."
just_kanyin:
selflovevick:
"Is this not the same Davido that just bought Chi a house?"
posh_orla:
"I like David yeah, but I’m not cool with the fact that he collects money for shows/businesses and doesn’t play his part. Let’s call a spade a spade; this is really not a good attitude."
"500m debt, and you're online? You've not filed a lawsuit? Well done."
As the public awaits further developments and responses from the parties involved, the allegations have certainly thrown the spotlight on Davido and Abu Salami, creating a storm of intrigue in the realm of music and business.