Concerns regarding African Americans’ growing desire to relocate to Africa have been voiced by Davido.
Despite Africa’s allure, the singer cautioned that many considering relocation find it difficult due to the current economic climate.
He indicated Nigeria, pointing to its economic challenges.
Concerns regarding African Americans’ growing desire to relocate to Africa have been voiced by Davido.
He cautioned in a conversation on the Big Homies House podcast that although Africa is alluring, the current economic climate makes it difficult for people who are considering moving there.
He pointed to Nigeria, mentioning its economic difficulties. “Things are not good back home. The economy is really struggling,” he stated.
He brought attention to the persistent problems of life in Africa by pointing out the irony of Nigerians paying exorbitant amounts for oil produced in their own nation.
Davido acknowledged the growing popularity of Africa, particularly in the entertainment industry, but emphasized that this “smokescreen” conceals more significant issues. He wished to present a balanced perspective, encouraging anyone considering relocation to be aware of the challenges they may face.
The oil costs are too expensive, and the exchange rate is messed up for us Nigerians. Consider a nation that produces oil and we pay more for it than nations that import it. It is a fact that we do not have the best leaders.
“I want to highlight the small details and not include the slums,” he continued.
In other news, Wumi Toriola, a Nollywood actress, is celebrating the accomplishment of earning three hundred and fifty million naira in just two months with her film, Queen Lateefah.
She surpasses Toyin Abraham’s recent film records with this accomplishment.
Malaika, a film directed by Toyin Abraham, made 3.2 million naira, less than Toriola’s total.
She wrote to share the good news:
“No seven oooo
Queen Lateefah is still glowing brightly and waxing strong!
350 million dollars, making it the seventh highest-grossing Nollywood title ever.
I want to express my gratitude to everyone who has viewed this masterpiece; you are the greatest.
If you haven’t seen #queenlateefah yet, now is a wonderful time to see this lovely tale.
Lateefanz, you guys are amazing.
