Afrobeat superstar, Davido has stirred emotions online with the touching condolence message he sent to Wizkid, who recently lost his mother.
Davido performed in Detroit, USA, at the AfroNation Festival, where Wizkid was also supposed to perform.
The DMW boss sent love messages and support to Wizkid about the passing of his mum while speaking glowingly of the singer and how his legacy in the Nigerian music industry would last forever.
I have lost a lot of people in my life – Davido
During the interlude, Davido noted that he has also lost many dear people to him, so he knows how it feels to lose a loved one.
OBO also shared that Wizzy was special because he gave him and many others in the Nigerian music industry the room to compete.
Davido noted that Wizzy was the first to break the barrier that allowed many to follow.
Netizens react to Davido’s condolence message to Wizkid
@parker_ojugo:
“After watching this their fans go still fight coconut head fans.”
@snowcityrec:
“The person that gave me, not just me, lot of us in the industry, let’s say field to compete as you guys may know. Y’all better jot this down and know who’s your daddy.”
@nennysdeclutter:
“Whatever the biggest bird has done he has made his mother proud ~Davido.”
@temitope_0_1:
“He come dey preach like pastor .. this man is everything.”
@_bankyrichy_:
“The person that gave you ….” ? Oga finish the statement.”
@yemtad___:
“30bg make Una save this video for future reference o. Una davido sef know him boss.”
@dushdxd:
“It’s all love. Na fans no gree.”
@stardomgys:
“It’s so awesome ❤️❤️ you’ll forever be in our heart Mrs JM BALOGUN.”
@tobi_crusher_fumigation:
“Awwwww This just made me love Davido over and over again.”
@koko_send:
“One love is the goal.”
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