Enisa Loses 12,000 Followers After Unfollowing Davido on X

American Singer Enisa Loses 12,000 Followers in 24 Hours After Unfollowing Davido

Popular American singer Enisa has suffered a significant blow to her social media following, losing over 12,000 fans in less than 24 hours. The dramatic drop in followers comes on the heels of Enisa’s decision to unfollow Nigerian Afrobeat musician Davido on social media platform X.

This unexpected move has raised eyebrows among fans and followers, particularly in Nigeria, where Enisa had previously received a boost in popularity after Davido featured on the remix of her song “Love Cycle” in 2021. The collaboration helped Enisa connect with fans in Nigeria, and she was said to have been grateful for the exposure.

However, it appears that Enisa’s gratitude was short-lived, as she went on to unfollow Davido on X. A thorough check on her handle on Friday revealed that her followers had reduced from 821,900 to 809,300.

It’s worth noting that Enisa wasn’t the only one who helped her connect with Nigerian fans. Social media influencers Smallie and Dapsy also played a significant role in promoting her music and increasing her popularity in the region.

The reasons behind Enisa’s decision to unfollow Davido remain unclear, but the fallout has undoubtedly had a significant impact on her social media presence. As the situation continues to unfold, fans and followers alike are left wondering what the future holds for the American singer.

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