Popular Nigerian singer, Davido, has come under fire for allegedly threatening social media commentator Radiogad over criticism of his forthcoming album, 5ive.

The controversy began when Radiogad shared his thoughts on a snippet from the album, condemning its quality and advising Davido to quit music.

In response, the Unavailable crooner reportedly sent direct messages (DMs) to Radiogad, demanding that he delete the video review.

In a leaked chat circulating on social media platform X, Davido accused the commentator of attempting to undermine his hard work.

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He also warned Radiogad against posting about him, vowing to “deal with him.”

Reacting to the threats, Radiogad took to X to share screenshots of their conversation, calling on the public to hold Davido responsible if anything happens to him or his family.

“Davido came in my DM last night and threatened to kpai (kill) me. Guys, if anything happens to me or my family, make una know say na Davido run am (know that Davido is responsible),” Radiogad wrote.

He further defended his right to express opinions on social media without fear, stating, “As a social commentator, I have the right and freedom to express my views on social media, and I’m not scared of anyone. Just thought I should let you guys know.”

Award-winning Nigerian singer and actress, Tiwa Savage, has stated that she has no plans to sign upcoming artists, citing the challenges of artist management.

Speaking in an interview with Forbes Africa on Thursday, the Afrobeats star explained that while many people expect her to nurture new talent, she finds managing musicians too demanding.

“Everyone always asks me, ‘When will you sign an artiste?’ I don’t think I have the gift to sign another artiste, because artistes are stressful. I could just be sleeping, and then I will wake up and my artist is trending for something else,” she said.

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Rather than signing artists, Savage revealed she is working on establishing a music school to help aspiring musicians refine their skills before securing record deals.

“But I do have the gift to help, which is why I am trying to do the music school, where you can go and later sign to a label that can actually help you,” she added.

Afrobeats superstar Burna Boy has responded to allegations from his estranged associate, Sophia Egbueje, who claimed he failed to honor a promise to buy her a Lamborghini.

The controversy began after a leaked voice note surfaced online, in which Sophia allegedly stated that Burna Boy had assured her of the luxury car following an intimate encounter.

However, she claimed he did not fulfill the promise, leading her to cut off communication with him.

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The leaked conversation reignited discussions on social media, with many debating the authenticity of the claims and Burna Boy’s involvement.

In response, the Grammy-winning singer addressed the allegations in a viral video, seemingly mocking the situation through a playful tune.

He sang: “I have reached Kenya mehn. No do, I told you. If you don’t get me, forget about it. I didn’t buy Lambo, is that why you’re shouting?”

His reaction has sparked further conversations online, with some viewing it as a dismissal of the claims, while others see it as an indirect acknowledgment of the situation.

As of now, Sophia Egbueje has not issued a response to Burna Boy’s remarks.