“Na your papa business” – Netizens drag Davido for copying Wizkid’s famous line

• Popular Nigerian singer Davido faces criticism after Twitter exchange with a fan.
• Davido’s response, “that one na your papa’s business,” draws comparisons to a similar retort by fellow musician Wizkid.
• Fans accuse Davido of lacking originality and copying Wizkid’s phrase

Nigerian singer Davido has found himself amidst controversy and criticism after a recent interaction on social media where he used a famous line from fellow singer Wizkid.

The recent interaction on social media has left fans divided and questioning his originality. The Afrobeat artist, faced backlash following a response to a fan’s criticism on Twitter.

The incident began when Davido took to Twitter now X to express his need for an electric car charger to be shipped to Nigeria.

However, a netizen identified as SeniorManAndre seized the opportunity to criticize the musician, labeling him a fool and questioning why he couldn’t procure the charger from the same place he bought the electric car.

In a swift and unapologetic response, Davido retorted, “that one na your papa’s business,” igniting a firestorm of reactions from netizens who quickly drew comparisons to a similar statement made by fellow musician Wizkid in a separate incident.

Just a few weeks prior, Wizkid had engaged in a similar exchange on Twitter where he asserted that money does not buy love.

When a fan contested his statement, Wizkid replied with the now-infamous phrase, “that one na your papa’s business.”

The striking resemblance between the two artists’ responses did not escape the notice of keen-eyed social media users, who accused Davido of lacking originality and accused him of copying Wizkid’s retort.

Netizens Reactions…

JustMeTruman said; “Wizkid leads, Davido follows.”

Deborah wrote; “normally we all know that Wizkid is their mentor, they all want to be like our biggest bird.”

Olalikan said; “Wizkid is the biggest artist.”

Mayo OJ said; “Davido definitely has Wizkid’s picture in his wallets”.

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