Nigerian singer, Dammy Krane, has ignited a firestorm on social media with a recent post targeting Davido, in which he alleges that people around the renowned artist die every year. The controversy unfolded amidst claims that Davido owes Dammy Krane a substantial sum of money, an issue that Davido vehemently refuses to settle. This ongoing feud between the two artists has sent shockwaves through the Nigerian music industry.
Adding fuel to the fire, Davido responded on his own social media platform, asserting that he wasn't compensated for the song Dammy Krane is accusing him of not paying for. Davido went a step further, claiming that he generously provided Dammy Krane with free verses on multiple tracks and even offered him accommodation for three years in his overseas residence when Dammy Krane was homeless.
As this dispute rages on, Dammy Krane continues to use his social media presence to voice his grievances, often referring to Davido as "Owe B Owe." In one of his posts, he makes a startling allegation, suggesting that those close to Davido face an unusual mortality rate, raising questions about whether there might be more to this ongoing feud than meets the eye.
Dammy Krane's statement, "Na every year person dey die around am, una dey kill dem chop as you wan dey misbehave (you dey send thugs ba) 'Owe B Owe' Asiri e ma tu sita," has left many onlookers bewildered and concerned about the potential repercussions of such inflammatory remarks.
Worried individuals have taken to Dammy Krane's comment section to caution him about the possible consequences of his statements and actions. Some of these reactions have been scathing, as others express their concern for the state of this ongoing feud:
@iamehizojie: "It's a shame that you don't even have anything positive to post anymore. You seem fixated on who is even alive or not."
@bigboybenjay: "A single response from @davido has raised your blood pressure. It seems like you're using Davido to revamp your career, lol."
@IRekiya50624: "This is how you repay someone who helped your career when Wizkid broke a bottle on your head."
@JamesLo80042146: "If I were Davido, with what you've said, I'd make sure you never say such things again."
@Debbie03874073: "There seems to be an overwhelming amount of hatred directed at Davido. You can't dismantle what God has established. It's getting out of hand."
@tonyrunna: "This is simply wrong. Mocking @davido over the losses he's faced is inappropriate. Let's remember, we will all face mortality someday, so we should be mindful of our words. It's hurtful."
@Saodami1: "You're pushing the boundaries here, but it might lead you to somewhere unexpected."
In this age of social media, where controversies often unfold in the public eye, this feud between Dammy Krane and Davido is captivating the attention of fans and critics alike. The consequences of their public spat remain to be seen, but it's evident that this is not the last we've heard of "Owe B Owe" and his ongoing discord with one of Nigeria's most prominent music stars, Davido.
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