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Davido and his manager, Asa Asika have gone their separate ways. Davido, 20, fell out with Asa, 22, after about two years together. Both parties decided to call it quit over some 'unsettled differences.'
Information reveals that Davido's record label, HKN, might be responsible for the 'accelerated split' between them.
We learnt that the split actually happened on Friday, December 28, 2012.
It was also reported that HKN might have felt Davido needed a 'matured' management team to handle his growing brand as against Asa's managerial power which, according to HKN, is believed to be 'immature'.
The label has reportedly been sourcing for another management team for Davido with Yemi Energy likely to be Asa's successor.
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