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Famous Afrobeats singer, Davido, has launched his own social media application called Chatter.
Davido made the announcement in a now trending post on his official X handle on Friday.
The musician stated that he co-owns the application with his close friend, Sir Banko.
The music icon shared information about Chatter, a social audiovisual utility platform that connects content creators to a lively community and helps magnify their voices.
In the last eight months, Chatter has become Davido’s third internet project.
DAILY POST recalls that the musician a few months ago introduced his cryptocurrency called $DAVIDO coin which crashed days after it launched, prompting many cryptocurrency fans to call it a scam and a rug-pull.
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