A security guard working for Nigerian Afrobeats star, Ebunoluwa Damini Ogulu, popularly known as Burna Boy, has taken a swipe at fellow music star David Adeleke, aka Davido, stirring reactions across social media platforms.
Burna Boy recently took delivery of a multi-million naira McLaren Senna sports car, a development that quickly trended online.
While posing with the luxury vehicle, the guard, in a video shared on TikTok, reignited the ongoing tension between the two artists.
In the video, he asked, “Who the hell is Davido?” while proudly standing beside Burna Boy’s latest acquisition.
Many fans of Davido, who recently reunited with his first daughter, were not pleased with the guard’s remark.
They criticized the security aide harshly, with some calling him a “slave” and mocking the fact that he was merely posing with a car he may never get the opportunity to drive.
Others questioned the motive behind the attack, pointing to a pattern of Davido being consistently targeted online.
The fan rivalry between Burna Boy, Davido, and Wizkid—Nigeria’s top three Afrobeats acts—has fueled ongoing tension in the industry, often spilling over to their supporters and associates.
Reactions have continued to trail the security guard’s statement:
@beautytrapbar wrote: “Very heavy weakness sign full your body guy.”
@_eminado_xx shared: “Una dey see now o, if Davido use the same amount buy bracelet for Chioma now, una go dey say he like competition.”
@anniehaircollection reacted: “Davido lives rent free in their heads at this point.”
@tasharrh said: “Always trying y insert Davido name in everything. Ewu Diddy baby oil.”
@goodness_umoh stated: “Wetin David really do una? Ur Oga buy his choice of car u come shade another person. All of us get wetin we like. David Dey buy car wey de him mind.”
@official_saritaraw commented: “When them carry slave enter palace give am chair to seat down with chiefs wetin una expect, yall really need Davido for ur camp to stay alive cus Y not I like as na him be the air una need to take stay alive.”
As the debate rages on, the security guard’s comment has further deepened the public spotlight on the ongoing feud among the leading Afrobeats figures and the conduct of their entourages.
