Nigerian entertainer Uche Maduagwu has issued a public apology to singer Davido and his wife, Chioma Adeleke, for his online trolling. In a video posted on his Instagram page, Maduagwu expressed regret for making deliberate posts against the couple. He confessed that he was paid 2.5 million naira to troll Davido and his family on social media, along with four other Nigerian influencers.

According to Maduagwu, the group was paid to ridicule Davido online, but he now acknowledges that the singer has done nothing wrong. In the video, he urged the other influencers involved to come forward, return the money they received, and stop criticizing Davido. Maduagwu apologized to Davido, asking for his forgiveness and stating that he collected over 2 million naira to ridicule him.

The apology comes after Maduagwu had consistently posted criticism of Davido and his wife on social media. It is unclear who paid the influencers or what motivated them to target Davido. However, Maduagwu’s apology suggests that the criticism was not genuine, but rather a paid campaign to damage the singer’s reputation.

Davido is a popular Nigerian singer who has gained international recognition. He has been in the news recently for his personal life, including his relationship with Chioma Adeleke. The couple has been subject to intense media scrutiny, with many fans and critics weighing in on their personal lives.

Maduagwu’s apology has sparked a conversation about the role of social media influencers in shaping public opinion. It highlights the potential for influencers to be paid to promote or criticize certain individuals or brands, which can impact their reputation and public perception. As the situation unfolds, it remains to be seen how Davido and his team will respond to Maduagwu’s apology, and whether the other influencers involved will come forward.