A recent high-profile dispute has captured the attention of the public and the media.
The conflict revolves around a significant sum of N218 million and involves two prominent figures: David Adeleke, better known as Davido, and Abu Salami, a photographer and businessman.
The debt-related drama has taken various twists and turns, involving accusations, legal actions.
In this article, we will delve into the key events and developments of this controversy, shedding light on the intricacies of the Davido and Abu Salami N218 million debt dispute.
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- David Adeleke, known as Davido, is in a dispute with Abu Salami over an alleged outstanding debt of N218 million.
- Abu Salami publicly accused Davido of failing to fulfill a contract in which he paid the singer to influence a kids’ football project, but Davido did not show up.
- Davido reportedly refused to refund the money and allegedly used intimidation by sending thugs to Abu Salami.
- In response to these allegations, Davido has taken legal action against Abu Salami, charging him with signature forgery, cyberstalking, and cyberbullying.
- A while ago, Together with global betting company 1xBet and Abu Salami Media, Davido has announced a new football reality talent show called the “1xBet Davido Dream Football Show.”
- This show was designed for young players aged 18 to 21 who aspire to pursue a career in football.
- The show will span 30 weeks, with new episodes released weekly, and aspiring participants from 54 African countries, including Nigeria, can register on the project’s website.
- Photographs of Abu Salami at the police station have circulated online, indicating that he was arrested for his alleged involvement in cyberbullying, stalking, and signature forgery.
- The photos show Abu Salami at the police station, dressed in a white kaftan, and possibly writing a statement regarding the situation.
- The dispute between Davido and Abu Salami has generated significant attention and reactions on social media, sparking discussions and debates.
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