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Popular Nigerian artiste, Davido, has allegedly distributed money to fans who queued in front of his house.
In a video circulating online, though the singer is not present, sources claim some of his affiliates were behind the gesture to his fans.
In the video, fans who received their share of the money are heard chanting Davido’s catchphrase, ‘O.B.O’ which means ‘Omo Baba Olowo or Son of a rich man.’
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