- A video showing the moment singer Davido greeted a man has gotten fans talking online.
- In the clip, the men struck their arms against each other before proceeding to shake hands.
- Cybernauts dropped comments while sharing their observations.
Notable crooner, David Adeleke, better known as Davido gets people talking online over a clip that showed the moment he exchanged pleasantries with a man.
In the video, Davido walked into an exquisite abode and advanced to greet a man who was dressed in black.
The duo subsequently struck their arms together before proceeding to shake hands in an odd manner too.
Watch the clip below:
Taking to the comment section, a lot of netizens who noticed the strange exchange dropped their observations.
One @taiwo_junzi wrote: “Mention the hip hop star you know that isn’t in any fraternity.”
skizzyofficial wrote: “David go dey do like secondary school pikin sometimes.”
scoobynero wrote: “Accept him for who he is or move aside 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾🖤🤍💛 { una too like ppl wey Dey pretend for uns Country } Dislike me for who I am now , and gimme space than to go shock urself in future 🤷🏾♂️ I AM A PROUD MEMBER OF NBM 🖤.”
sailorojay wrote: “Make una free those men!!! Why do a slow motion of their shaking just to make them look bad? Davido isn’t a kid so whatever he joins and feels right is for himself and his pocket. There are other pressing issues in Nigeria.”
In other news, Super Eagles goalie, Stanley Nwabali also got people talking after a suggestive photo of him surfaced on the internet.
The goalkeeper whose performance at AFCON earned him enormous recognition and love from Nigerians was seen in the photo sitting in the midst of some lads.
What caught the attention of netizens in the photo was the fact that Nwabali crossed his hands, forming the X shape which many read meanings into.
The gesture which is exclusive to a cult group in Nigeria left people speculating whether Nwabali is associated with them or not.
Captioning the picture, an X user wrote:
“Nor be Nigeria Goal keeper for this last AFCON be this.”