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Breaking: Former NFF president, Amaju Pinnick drags Davido For Not Coming To Show After Paying $94,000 (VIDEO)
Newslens NG reports that Former NFF president Amaju Pinnick has called out Popular Nigerian musician, David Adeleke AKA Davido for not honouring his show ‘Warri Again’ despite the fact that he was paid $94,600.
The socialite called the musician out on stage during the event while stating that Davido disrespected Warri for not coming to their show after receiving such an amount to perform.
The former President of the NFF and member of the Organising Committee for FIFA expressed his disappointment in the Superstar’s absence at the event which held on Friday, 6th of October.
Davido was according to Amaju paid $94,600 for his performance at the event and a chartered plane was arranged to convey him and his team to the state.
Davido who was intended to be the headline act was replaced with “Evien” crooner Shallipopi
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