Some Nigerians Think I’m Arrogant Because If They Had What I Have, They Will Run Mad – “Davido” Says



Davido said this while speaking with the Planet TV.
“Go to my hood, they will tell you that I’m a free guy. But many Nigerians think I am arrogant. Believe me, if they had what I have, They will run mad” he says.
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