- Music executive Paulo Okoye defends Afrobeats star Davido amid backlash over his comments on Nigeria’s economy.
- Paulo Okoye stands by Davido’s criticism of Nigeria’s economic difficulties, including the exit of global corporations and local business struggles.
- He dismisses those criticizing Davido as “mad people” and urges them to “leave him alone,” affirming that the singer’s words are truthful.
Music executive Paulo Okoye has voiced his support for Afrobeats star Davido following backlash over the singer’s recent remarks on the state of Nigeria’s economy.
In an Instagram post, Okoye shared his perspective on Davido’s criticism of the nation’s economic challenges and discouraged foreign investments.
The music executive dismissed those criticizing Davido as “mad people,” urging them to “leave him alone.”
He emphasized that the singer was speaking the truth, pointing out the severe economic difficulties currently facing Nigeria.
According to Paulo Okoye, global corporations are pulling out of the country, and local businesses are enduring significant losses.
The 54-year-old music executive acknowledged the tough realities Nigeria is grappling with, encouraging people to face the truth about the country’s struggles.
He expressed hope for Nigeria’s future, praying for divine intervention as the nation works toward a better tomorrow.
Okoye’s post sparked a range of reactions from netizens, with many weighing in on the ongoing debate about Davido’s controversial statement.
Netizens Reactions…
realltiago said: “You don’t openly discredit your country, and expect the country to grow, he’s a global figure should always watch what he says, you can’t see other public figures discrediting their countries, Oga Paulo you’re matured enough you should know better.”
@ojulewastudio said: “People hate the truth, it’s bitter. Only Real people accept the truth, and look for way forward.”
@luxxstyleevents said: “Davido go lie for you? He said nothing but the truth.”
@ifeco153 said: “All of a sudden Nigerians same set of people who complain of hunger are the ones joining to drag him. We never ready for this country.”
@loma4real said: “He said what he said, government is our problem.”
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