Popular singer, Davido finally calls out Dammy Krane, reminding him of how he fed him for 3 years, gave him free verses as gift when he was homeless amid claims that he’s being owed by the singer. Dammy Krane had repeatedly appealed to the Nigerian singer, Davido for attention on his online posts, seeking payment for money he claimed was owed to him.
Nigerian singer, Davido. Amid this ongoing dispute, on Friday, October 27, Davido took to his social media page to address Dammy Krane and also recollect the acts of kindness he had extended to him several years ago when Dammy Krane needed help and was homeless. Earlier, Dammy Krane had posted on his social media page, recalling an incident from 13 years ago. He wrote: “who brought out this tweet factually I was the first person to call David ‘On the Beat is Davido’ when he produced “Pooner’ for me in 2010 ( 13 years ago) we was like Dbanj & Donjazzy” On October 27, Dammy Krane posted on the same social media platform, using wordplay on Davido’s nickname ‘OBO’ to say, “Owe B Owe, Owe Owe One, DAVID-Owe. Please pay me my money, I’m not begging you, it is payment for my work! You don’t have to run away.” However, not long after, Davido responded on his social media page, asserting that he never received payment for the three verses he had gifted Dammy Krane, which contributed to Dammy Krane’s career. He also mentioned his royalties and charges for verses, and pointed out that he had provided housing and food when Dammy Krane was homeless and stayed in his house in Atlanta. SEE POST:
Man cries after neighbour he helped traveled secretly. Photo credit: Shutter Stock. Source: Google According to the young man identified as King David Chinaeke Ofunne, his neighbour lied to him that his landlord was evicting him from the house because he couldn’t pay the following months. He however housed him in his apartment for three months and also gave him money on a daily basis to feed himself. However, the neighbour disclosed to him he wanted to go back to his hometown, Onitsha. However, little did he know the young man he housed was traveling to Germany instead of Onitsha. He disclosed that he got to know about it after visiting his Facebook page. In his words, “One evening, my neighbour, who had become a close friend, approached me in a state of desperation, explaining that our landlord was on the verge of evicting him. “He revealed that his rent was overdue, and due to losing his job a while back and falling victim to a Ponzi scheme, he lacked the funds to renew it. “My heart went out to him, especially since we were tight in the compound. Without hesitation, I offered him accommodation. “I followed him to his house and what I discovered shocked me. His home was almost empty, as he had sold off all his belongings. I was really emotional and later that night, I cried inside my restroom quietly for him. “People are really going through a lot but they come out and put up a smile so you would never know the hardships they are enduring. “I took him out that night and we drank, ate, danced with some pretty girls and had a good time. I made sure he laughed and enjoyed himself. “For the next three months, I provided for him, lending him my clothes and giving him cash daily. He ate well and never lacked anything in my house. I made sure he was very comfortable in my place while I revamped his CV, optimized his LinkedIn account, and crafted a stellar cover letter for him. “I took his resume and his cover letter to all my friends, submitted his CV’s to countless companies and encouraged him every day. “One morning in the third month he woke up and told me he was tired of Lagos and had made up his mind to leave for his hometown in Onitsha. “I thought he was joking till he began packing his bags. I pleaded with him not to give up but he started crying and said he couldn’t take it anymore and had to leave but I shouldn’t worry, he will be fine with his family. “When I saw that he wasn’t gonna change his mind, I dressed up and wanted to follow him to the park, he refused and said he didn’t wanna be a burden to me anymore. “I insisted, but he refused and left alone to the park. I called him later at night to check on him, his number was switched off. The next day, I called again, his line was still unreachable. For the next three days, his number wasn’t going. I started panicking and since I didn’t know any of his relatives, I called the landlord and explained things, maybe he has the number of his next of kin I could call to confirm his whereabouts. “My landlord was surprised, said he never asked him to leave, and in fact, my neighbor just called him one day and said he wasn’t gonna renew his rent. My landlord said he was even surprised when he heard he had moved in with me and just assumed we decided to be roommates due to economic circumstances. “As I dropped the call, confused, and surprised, I went to his Facebook and saw recent pictures of him in Germany. Baba had relocated to Germany. “The clothes he wore on the day he left my house were captured in photos taken at the airport when he was traveling to Germany. I chatted him up and just asked why. He replied, “you don ever see person wey dey tell person say dem dey travel out?” I blocked him.” 
