Falake says Davido should face his music.
But Davido is a Nigerian. Full stop. Born abroad, raised in Lagos, with roots in Ede. He pays tax here, employs here, and carries Nigeria’s name to Grammy stages. To tell him to “shut up and sing” is to tell a citizen to surrender his voice.
And yes, your President Tinubu’s obnoxious policies are affecting him or his associates. When diesel for studio generators triples, when concert tickets drop because families can’t eat, when insecurity cancels tours, it touches the music industry. No artist lives in a bubble.
So Davido can’t be apolitical. Silence in a burning house is consent. When rice is ₦80,000 and fuel is ₦1,500, every Nigerian with a platform must speak. That is patriotism, not trouble.
Falake and his Alibaba and the forty thieves should fear God. Governance is not a private estate where only “associates” are protected while the rest suffer NEPA, hunger, and bad roads.
Faleke, cockroach is never innocent in a gathering of fowl. If you benefit from a broken system, you are part of the breaking.
Face governance. Stop policing voices. Nigeria belongs to all of us, Davido included.
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