Superstar Afrobeat singer, Davido Adeleke, reiterated the conditions of his N200 million crowdfunding campaign in a recent interview.
A CNN TV anchor insinuated in a recent interview with Zain Asher that the singer had backing from his followers, who helped him raise that much money.
Davido, on the other hand, interrupted by clarifying that he never asked his fans for money; instead, he solicited his friends, particularly those who had benefited from him.
“I did not ask my fans to donate” – Davido reiterates in interview (Video)
“I never said donate money to me, I said ‘if you’re my friend, give me money,” he stated.
Watch the video below …
In other news, Eugene Kwame Marfo, better known as Kuami Eugene, the Ghanaian current highlife artist, has disproved accusations made by music fans and certain political sympathizers that Sarkodie’s song “Happy Day” is a political song.
Kuami Eugene revealed in an interview with Zionfelix on the Uncut show that his major motivation for working with Sarkodie on that song was not to become engaged in politics.
The song was never officially associated with any political party in Ghana, according to Kuami Eugene…. Continue reading
Source: Dklassgh.com