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Nigerian music superstar Davido has publicly distanced himself from the pro Tinubu City Boy Movement, clarifying that his friendship with Seyi Tinubu does not translate into political allegiance.
The singer made the clarification during a heated exchange with critics on X after facing backlash over his recent comments on insecurity and the state of the nation.
Davido had earlier joined growing voices expressing concern about worsening insecurity in Nigeria. However, some social media users accused him of hypocrisy, arguing that his friendship with Seyi Tinubu undermined his criticism of the government.
Responding to the allegations, the award winning singer firmly denied being affiliated with any political support group linked to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
“I am not part of any City Boy Group. I’ve been friends with ST for years, and that’s where it stops. I call and complain to him all the time, even in person,” Davido wrote.
His response quickly gained attention online, reigniting conversations about the relationship between celebrities and politicians, as well as whether personal friendships should automatically be interpreted as political endorsements.
The clarification comes at a time when public figures are increasingly facing pressure from Nigerians to speak up on issues affecting the country, particularly insecurity, economic hardship and governance.