Categories: Entertainment

Burna Boy’s Fan Slams Paulo Okoye For Placing N5m Bounty On Him Over Davido

A Twitter user @Winco_3 believed to be a supporter of Nigerian superstar, Burna Boy, has slammed music executive, Paulo Okoye, for placing a N5million bounty on him.

KanyiDaily recalls that yesterday, the Twitter user had shared a video comparing the crowd at Burna Boy’s concert in the Netherlands to the hypothetical crowd at Davido’s funeral.

@Winco_3 wrote: “Even Davido burial that would be free can’t pack this crowd, know your mate.”

Davido expressed his disappointment with Winco, saying, “So you want me to die? Reason being? What have I personally done to you to have you wish death on me. Anyways I’m not going anywhere! I will live life to the fullest.”

Reacting to the incident, Paulo Okoye declared that he would offer a N5 million reward to anyone who could help locate the Twitter user so that he could discuss the meaning behind the post.

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Pauloo2014 wrote: “@davido is good to find this guy!!! What is this??? I’m putting 5M!! To find this guy location to just explain this tweet.”

In a counter-response, the Twitter user confronted Paulo for seeking public validation and referred to him as a bald-headed, toothless man who deceives people for public recognition using his Igbo sense.

Winco wrote: “Paulo is funny. U day put 5m for my head lmao. Bald headed toothless man, using Igbo sense to deceive people for public validation

If you really want to find me, you can easily do that without making noise on social media and one when you do that I promise you that nothing will happen.”

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The renewed hatred from some fans is believed to have emanated from the statement recently made by Davido who labeled Burna Boy as a “new cat” in the Nigerian music industry.

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Tobias Sylvester

Tobias Sylvester is the news editor for Kanyi Daily News and is based in Lagos. Contact Tobias at editor@kanyidaily.com. Got a confidential tip? Submit it here

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