In an explosive claim that has sent shockwaves through social media, Blessing CEO’s associate, the controversial businessman IVD, has alleged that Nigerian music superstar Davido owes him N5.5 million for a car purchased for his logistics manager, Isreal DMW. The revelation was made during a voice chat that surfaced online, where IVD purportedly discussed the transaction with Blessing CEO.
According to IVD, Davido requested a Toyota Venza for Isreal DMW as a token of appreciation for his loyalty and work with the artist. However, IVD claims that he was not fully reimbursed for the vehicle, leaving him with a balance of N5.5 million. The businessman expressed frustration over the matter, stating that despite repeated attempts to resolve the issue with Davido, the payment has yet to be settled.
In the voice note that circulated widely on social media, IVD can be heard lamenting about his financial struggles, hinting that he feels betrayed by Davido, whom he claims to have helped in various capacities. While the voice chat did not provide any concrete proof of the debt, the story has sparked heated debates online, with fans and followers divided over the legitimacy of the claim.
Blessing CEO, who is known for her outspoken views on relationships and celebrity drama, has not publicly responded to the audio clip, but many have speculated that she might be using the situation to gain attention and further her brand’s reach.
Davido, who is currently enjoying massive success with his music and recent international collaborations, has yet to comment on the allegations. The artist has maintained a relatively low profile on social media after the release of his hit album Timeless, choosing to focus on his personal life and career.
As the situation develops, both IVD and Davido’s supporters are waiting for an official statement, as questions about the financial dealings between the artist and his associates continue to raise eyebrows. The viral nature of the voice chat also brings into question the transparency and trust in relationships within Nigeria’s entertainment industry, where financial arrangements often seem to become complicated.
source: Legit.ng