Nigerian recording artiste, David Adeleke popularly known as Davido has made an attempt to continue his ‘fund challenge’ in Ghana by soliciting for funds from Ghanaian celebrities.

However, only rapper Medikal has responded so far to his request.

It would be recalled that the award-winning Nigerian singer-songwriter sent social media agog a couple of days ago when he urged his colleagues in the entertainment industry and other sectors to deposit the sum of N1 million into his account.

The self-acclaimed Omobaba Olowo (OBO) and head honcho of the 30 Billion Gang endeavored to shake up the Ghanaian entertainment industry in similar fashion, but the response has been stoical.

So far, it was only the AMG rapper who has turned to Davido’s call and sent him about GH6000. “OBO @davido my birthday na car I want o Face with tears of joy bless u my g”..

Medikal becomes the first Ghanaian act to join the musicians sending Davido money.

The Atlanta-born music superstar acknowledged receipt of Medikal’s cash gift when he shared a screenshot of his transactions.

A man who gifted David ”Davido” Adeleke the sum of N1.6 million at a mall in Dubai, UAE has been called out over an alleged debt.

Recall that on Wednesday, a fan of the singer bumped into him at a Dubai mall, and whilst others were transferring money to Davido’s account the man gifted him 10k Dirhams cash (1.6 million Naira).

However, a man who claims the generous fan is owing him money threatened to iron out the issue when they meet.

The man who called out Davido’s fan on social media is identified as Prince Omego.

He wrote on Snapchat:

“PEOPLE GET MIND SHA YOU DEY OWE PERSON AND YOU GET MIND DEY GIVE DAVIDO MONEY THANK YOUR STARS SAY WE NO DEY DUBAI TODAY BUT NO WORRY WEEKEND WE FIND YOU COME”

See the post below:

Ace rapper and music executive, Jude Abaga better known by his stage name, MI, has begged Davido to collaborate with him for a hit song.

MI Abaga took to his Twitter account to make the plea while responding to Davido’s tweet asking those who had hit songs with him to send him money.

The DMW boss had in a Twitter post, asked his fans to send him some money in order to clear his rolls Royce from the port.

As of Wednesday night, Davido has so far received N130m from his friends, fans and colleagues.

MI Abaga, who also gifted the ”FEM” crooner N1m, quoted the singer’s tweet and shared a receipt of the money he sent.

The rapper wrote: “Can I send mine to get a hit song as well!? Album de load.”

“You people that got a hit song from David know say it’s worth way more! I want my own hit song with Davido.”

Nigerian superstar singer, David Adeleke popularly known as Davido, has that it felt surreal being welcomed by the President of Rwanda, Paul Kagame.

Davido made this known in a recent interview with French fashion magazine, L’Officiel, as he recounted when Kagame showed up at the airport in Rwanda to welcome him in 2018.

According to the award-winning musician, he also has relationships with a good number of Presidents.

Speaking on the highlights of his career, the Fem singer said; “It is a couple of things. It’s crazy landing in a country and getting a presidential welcome.

I remember landing in Rwanda and the president came to pick me up himself. I’m like, ‘What’s going on’? I know Bill Gates doesn’t get picked up by the president. Those kinds of incidents make me feel really good about myself and good about what I’ve made myself to be. Knowing that I have access to a president I can talk to. Even now, recently, I’ve been seeing a lot of coup d’états and military regime takeovers. I know a lot of these presidents personally. I’ve performed for them.

“They get elected as the hero and the power just changes them. That’s why I keep telling myself, ‘Do I think I ever want to get into politics’? It feels like one is the good guy until one sits down on that seat and everything changes.

”Sometimes, I wish I could just call them and talk to them before stuff like that happens.

Music-wise, (the highlights are) selling out arenas in (different parts of the) world. I remember going to the O2 Arena (United Kingdom), Madison Square Garden (New York, United States of America), and Barclays Center (New York) as a kid. It’s amazing selling out those places.”

On if he would love to change anything about his life, Davido said; “I don’t know because I feel everything happens for a reason. I have been through so many obstacles that I feel helped to shape into the man I am now and the name I have now. I don’t know what advice I’d give to myself, but when people do ask me for advice, I tell them, “Just be true to yourself, pray, make good music and hope stuff works out. Also, be good to people. If you make it, help your brother, help your friend from the hood that sings too’.”