Nigerian Entertainment News: Davido Throws Subtle Jab at Fellow Artists – “Make Una Put Una Logo Down”
Award-winning Afrobeats icon, Davido, has once again sparked reactions across social media after dropping what many fans interpret as a thinly veiled swipe at some of his peers in the music scene
Taking to his Instagram stories, the music star shared the emblem of his business venture accompanied by the message: “Put ur company logo make we see.” The cryptic post quickly caught attention, prompting online debates over who the subtle dig might be aimed at.
The comment has been widely discussed across platforms dedicated to Nigerian Entertainment News, with followers speculating that it may be directed at fellow artist BurnaBoy, who was recently seen in a viral video flying on a private jet — reigniting the ongoing discourse about artists flaunting their wealth.
Davido’s message is being interpreted as a call-out, urging others in the industry to showcase their entrepreneurial legitimacy rather than simply displaying luxury. Many believe he’s questioning the realness behind some of the flashy portrayals of success.
Trending Nigerian Entertainment News: UK-Based Nigerian Advises Against Relocation If You Have ₦30 Million
In related news circulating online, a Nigerian man living in the United Kingdom has caused a buzz after stating that anyone with about ₦30 million (approximately £18,000) should reconsider relocating abroad.
In a viral video making waves in the Nigerian Entertainment News space, the man argues that the UK isn’t always the paradise many believe it to be. He highlights the burden of high living expenses, non-stop bills, and the demanding nature of jobs abroad, which often leave newcomers overwhelmed.
According to him, someone with ₦30 million in Nigeria could live comfortably by making smart investments — whether in small businesses or property — instead of struggling abroad doing low-paying or labor-intensive work just to make ends meet.
The video sparked a mix of reactions. Some viewers agreed, stating that careful financial planning can stretch ₦30 million into a sustainable livelihood in Nigeria. Others countered his viewpoint, saying the UK still offers a more stable economy, better public services, and opportunities that money alone can’t secure in Nigeria.
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