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Famous Nigerian Afrobeats star Davido has described being called out over an alleged $50,000 debt for wedding planning as crazy.
The singer said this on Sunday evening while reacting to the allegation.
Funke Bucknor-Obruthe, the CEO of the company in charge of Davido and Chioma’s wedding, reportedly called the singer out over unpaid debt.
The report that went viral on social media was accompanied by an alleged chat of the event planner threatening legal action.
However, reacting to the development on X, Davido, who saw it as an insult, tagged it crazy.
The singer wrote, “This is just crazy at this point.”
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