Singer Davido recently spoke to CNN from his Accra base where he said the Afrobeat genre is loved and patronized across the entire continent of Africa, and thus should be given the needed recognition by the international media.
The DMW executive said Africans have their own versions of mega-events such as America’s Super Bowl, which presents a major platform for entertainers to perform for their fans.
He then spoke about his newest single, “Champion Sound,” which preceded his birthday, and the corresponding fundraiser on Twitter which earned him more than 600,000 dollars.
Davido subsequently issued a press statement that all the donated money will be sent to orphanages across Nigeria.
“I always knew if people heard it, they would love it.”
Nigerian-American artist @davido discussing the beauty of #Afrobeats and his new single “Champion Sound.”
Plus, he sets the record straight on how his joke on Instagram netted him $600k for #Nigerian orphanages.
Meanwhile Reality star, Pere Egbi secures himself a mouth-watering deal with a luxury ornaments brand, BOZ jewelry.
The reality star who just returned from the Dubai trip sponsored by Pepsi announces the sweet sweet deal with the brand.
Sharing a promotional video, Pere once again used his catchphrase, ‘the Emblem on my neck signifies authority’ which once got him loads of backlash during the BBNaija 2021 show.
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