An anonymous journalist has alleged that Davido...CONTINUE READING
and his team have come to a consensus to pay at least half of the debt owed to Abu Salami.
Recall that famous artist Davido came under fire from a businessman
who claims to have paid him an astounding N218 million to have an impact on a project for children, but Davido has not lived up to his end of the agreement.
Abusalami, a man on Instagram, disclosed that the singer has backed out of the deal, is refusing to return the money, and was allegedly harassed by the boy band and the singer’s solicitors.
He disclosed on his Instagram page that, of a 326 million naira project, he had paid the singer 218 million naira.
He said that on a predetermined day, he, the businessman, had to fly to twenty states with an eleven-person production crew in search of young, gifted football players, exclusively for the children.
In an update seen online, a Twitter blogger has disclosed that Abu and Davido have come to an agreement to pay half of the N218 after they sign an agreement.
Read the tweet below…
“Just as @PIDOMNIGERIAhadadvised, I am happy to announce to you all that in the past few hours there have been some positive backdoor channel negotiations/settlement arrangements between Abu Salami and Davido’s camp.”
“A friend of both parties is mediating for a peaceful resolution to this issue. Abu will be refunded at least half of his money back by Davido after some paperwork. Hoping for closure before the day runs out.”
“They are all friends, fighting and disagreement are part of friendship, according to the mediator. Remember
@PIDOMNIGERIAisthe first to break this news. Put on my notification I will keep you guys posted.”
Just as @PIDOMNIGERIA had advised, i am happy to announce to you all that in the past few hours there has been some positive backdoor channel negotiations/settlement arrangements between Abu Salami and Davido's camp.
A friend of both parties, is mediating for a peaceful… pic.twitter.com/Gl5vpyOW5d— 99% OPPRESSED. (@PIDOMNIGERIA) October 25, 2023
