After poking at Buhari, Davido trolls Adams Oshiomole

DMW (Davido Music Worldwide) head honcho David Adeleke popularly known in music circles as Davido is not relenting on his recent dig directed at prominent members of the All Progressive Congress (APC).

This time, the ‘Skelewu’ crooner took to Insta-stories to troll APC chairman Adams Oshiomole who said in one of the rallies that he will resign if his party loses the 2019 presidential elections taking place tomorrow.

Reacting to the news feed on his time line with the headline: “2019: If APC lose, I will resign_Adams Oshiomole”, Davido replied saying; “You mean if you lose, you will rig…”

This is the second time in a weeks that Davido will be taking a dig at a prominent APC party member.

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Recall days ago that he took a sly dig at President Muhammadu Buhari when he penned his thoughts on Instagram wondering why anyone would vote for the incumbent in the forthcoming polls.

The singer’s thoughts were captured when he replied a message by an Instagram user identified as Ferdinand with the handle (@Poltergeyst) who wrote thus on his page; “Buhari had four years just to be re-elected… He did NOTHING! But fellow Nigerians think he’ll work hard for the next four years where he won’t be contesting for re-election and has nothing to lose. Please use your brains if you have one”.

In his reply to the message by the Instagram user Davido said; “Facts… Like I am just confused why someone will vote for baba again!! Na wa.”

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