Wizkid Accuses Rich Nigerians of Weaponizing Poverty to Gain Worship
In a recent social media exchange, Afrobeats singer Wizkid sparked controversy by claiming that rich people in Nigeria have weaponized poverty to make the poor "worship" them. The "More Love, Less Ego" crooner targeted his colleague Davido, a fellow Nigerian musician, in a series of tweets that have left many fans and critics alike stunned.
Wizkid, who has been feuding with Davido on social media, claimed that he is richer and more successful than his rival despite Davido’s wealthy background. He also described Davido as a "spoilt rich kid" who is "cheap" and charges less than most of their colleagues in the music industry.
The singer, who has gained a massive following in Africa and beyond, accused Davido of surrounding himself with poor people to gain their admiration and worship. According to Wizkid, rich people in Nigeria use their wealth and influence to manipulate the poor and keep them in a state of poverty, thereby gaining their loyalty and admiration.
"Wizkid’s claims have sparked a heated debate on social media, with many Nigerians expressing their opinions on the matter. While some have defended Wizkid’s right to express his opinions, others have criticized him for his harsh words and perceived arrogance.
As the feud between Wizkid and Davido continues to make headlines, fans are left wondering if the two singers will eventually put their differences aside and focus on their music. Only time will tell if this controversy will have any lasting impact on their careers or the music industry as a whole.
In the meantime, Wizkid’s comments have raised important questions about the role of wealth and power in society. As the world continues to grapple with issues of poverty and inequality, it is crucial that we recognize the ways in which these issues can be exploited by those in power.
Ultimately, Wizkid’s controversial comments serve as a reminder of the importance of social responsibility and the need for leaders to use their platforms to promote positive change and uplift their communities.
