Nigerian music star Davido seems to have settled his scores with the former President of the Nigerian Football Federation, Amaju Pinnick
The music star, who had an online spat with the former NFF president over breach of contract, seems to have put the past behind them. In a video the singer shared on his Instagram story, he was captured having fun at the beach with him. In the clip, the two were quad-biking with Kayode Yajuar and another unidentified person.
See some reactions below,
One Prince Chike 12 wrote, “Rich people no dey fight
One Tinu The realtor wrote, “Nice one, more love, less ego
One Queenof_shebaa wrote, “I’m glad they settled their rift, fighting and bickering isn’t healthy
One Donzeedo wrote, “Una don settle for back
One Bshdesse wrote, “In what you do in this life, just have money because enjoyment is good
One Adesuwa wrote, “Rich people no dey fight
One Starpower6011 wrote, “Wealthy people don settle without inviting the póor people on social media fighting themselves on top rich people matter. Pøor jobless people, how market?”.
Recall that in 2023, the Former NFF president had publicly called out Davido for failing to honor his contract, after paying him an exorbitant amount and booking a private jet for his crew. He went on to compare Davido to his rival, Burna Boy, who he stated was far above him.
Replying him, Davido told him not to throw a stone at a glass house as he bragged about headlining without no one stopping him. Taking a dig at him, he stated that he would donate money to NFF since they are suffering. His personal logistics manager, Isreal DMW had even defended them, telling Amaju Pinnick to tell the world the truth.
In a surprising twist, the singer later bowed to pressure as he apologized to his fans in Warri, explaining the reason for his absence.
Following this, Amaju Pinnick filed a lawsuit against Davido, seeking N2.3 billion in damages. To add to it, he was seeking an injunction to prevent Davido from performing at any show or event in Nigeria until he refunded the payment he received.
Last year, Davido had agreed to settle the breach of contract suit and had agreed to pay N30 million to Amaju.
