Reason Burna Boy’s money can’t be compared to Davido” Abu Salami spills, recounts how singer gifted a man millions of naira

 

Abu Salami, a businessman who recently called out singer Davido over an alleged debt, has taken a dig at Davido by comparing him with his rival, Burna Boy. Salami emphasized that Burna Boy's financial capacity surpasses that of Davido and questioned the extent of Davido's earnings.

Salami recounted a personal experience where he witnessed Burna Boy selflessly transferring N15 million to a person in dire need of help, highlighting the stark difference in financial generosity between the two artists.

He also expressed doubts about Davido's ability to repay the debt. Salami defended his decision not to pursue legal action, citing a lack of trust in the legal system. He boasted about successfully confronting Davido independently and tarnishing the singer's reputation.

In response to Salami's actions, many criticized him for appearing envious of Davido. The situation has sparked a debate among social media users about the motivations behind Salami's actions.

It's worth noting that Abu Salami initially accused Davido of not fulfilling a contract worth millions, alleging that he had paid the singer N218 million to support a children's football project, which Davido failed to participate in. The dispute escalated when Davido reportedly refused to refund the money and allegedly sent individuals to intimidate Salami.

This incident marks the second time this year that Davido has faced accusations of not honoring contracts, with previous allegations coming from figures like former Nigerian Football Federation president Amaju Pinnick and Nigerian tribal model Adetutu Alabi, both of whom claimed he owed them.

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