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‘I’m On My Knees’, Davido Spotted Crying
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Nigerian Afrobeat singer, David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has been spotted pleading on his knees while in tears.
In a viral video, the singer could be heard saying, “Please, I’m on my knees, oh my days, oh my days.”
This came after a photo of Davido in a cozy position with an American stylist, Courtney, surfaced on social media, stirring a range of reactions.
While being trolled by Nigerians, the model’s friend posted the now-deleted video of Davido pleading profusely on his knees.
Sharing the video, a friend of the American model, Bonita Maria captioned it, “This who y’all attacking me over? Leave me alone.”
The development has since sparked reactions from fans of the singer as many referenced the endless disrespect to his wife, Chioma.
@ASTHETE_gemin said: “Crying for a side chick when you have a whole wife and a mother to your twins?? God abeg.”
@MeetSumshineMay wrote: “Zero role model steeze. Zero morals, what then are these celebrities influencing? Weed? Pornography? Living above one’s means for validation? There has to be at least some virtue and morals being put out with one’s influence. Many people will excuse this and we know why.”
@Daniels∅2: “Davido has lost my respect, I’m ashamed. Wtf is this embarrassment.”
@daniels_osi: “I hope this doesn’t cause too much drama for Davido and Chioma. But then again, what’s life without a little bit of drama?”
@Ero_Dy: “This guy is a DISGRACE i feel sorry for Chioma.”
Meanwhile, Courtney, while addressing the backlashes trailing the post, revealed that she has been a client and friend of the singer for four years.
She also said she is also responsible for booking him shows in the U.S.
On the leaked photo, she said it was an accident when she was trying to make a post while drunk.
Regarding the viral video of the singer pleading, she refused to delve into it but admitted to having once shared it on a group chat that had two of her friends in it.
“…The video was dramatic. I’m not gonna speak on it. I won’t speak of the context or what it was all about,” she said.
Courtney appealed to all affected parties while insisting that the issue escalated because her friend, Bonita, fell to the temptation of trolling those who came for her.
Veteran Nigerian actor, Richard Mofe-Damijo, popularly known as RMD, has revealed how Nobel laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka, and late poet and playwright, Prof. J.P. Clark, influenced his values of discipline, punctuality and responsibility.
RMD disclosed this while speaking at a recent event, where he also reflected on the values instilled in him by his mother while growing up.
The actor said his mother constantly reminded him of his background and the responsibility that came with it.
According to him, one statement she repeatedly made to him was, “Don’t forget whose child you are.”
He said the lesson stayed with him and taught him that people represent more than themselves at different stages of their lives.
“She nurtured me and taught me that, at different points in our lives, we represent different people, families and institutions,” he said.
RMD also credited the schools he attended and people he worked with for shaping his approach to discipline and punctuality.
“I was also fortunate to have been well trained in the schools I attended and by the people I had the opportunity to work with. They taught me the importance of discipline, punctuality and responsibility,” he said.
The actor recalled his encounters with J.P. Clark and Soyinka, saying their commitment to punctuality left a lasting impression on him.
He said he first encountered J.P. Clark in 1984 while serving as a resident actor at the J.K. Randle Centre.
“I also had the opportunity to encounter Wole Soyinka as a director. If you have encountered Soyinka, you would understand what I mean. If he says 4pm and you get there at 3:30pm, he is already there,” RMD said.
He added that the experiences influenced his own attitude to time.
“Timeliness is important to me. If someone tells you to be somewhere at 8 o’clock, you should get there by 7:30. That way, when they encounter you, you are already prompt and ready to take off,” he said.
RMD expressed hope that people who interact with him would also learn from the values he has embraced throughout his career.
“I was privileged to work with people who embodied those values. Those are the kinds of people I have had the opportunity to work with, and I imbibed that culture. I hope that those who encounter me will also be conscious of what they can learn from me,” he said.
Reflecting on his experience in public service, RMD said he served in government for eight years and came to understand the potential of government to bring about positive changes.
However, he said individuals entering the system need deeply rooted values to avoid being influenced by negative practices.
“I served government for eight years, and during that period, I realised that government has tremendous potential for good. You see that you have the ability to change things for good, but the system is sometimes built in such a way that when good people come into it, if their values are not deeply rooted, the system can suck them in,” he said.
RMD said his experience in government reinforced his belief that people should remain committed to their values.
“When I came into government, I was determined to fight to change the attitude that some people brought into the system. That experience taught me something important: if you can’t fight the system, get out and go build somewhere else,” he said.
Iconic Nigerian actor, Olu Jacob has been embarked on his final earthly journey.
He was buried at a private cemetery in Lagos on Friday October 2, 2026 after a funeral service.
The funeral service which was attended by actors and other public figures was held at Freedom Center, Lekki Phase 1 area of Lagos State.
Recall that the 84-year-old died September 16, 2026 after a long battle with Dementia with Lewy bodies, DLB.
Among those in attendance were the Lagos State Deputy governor, Obafemi Hamzat; former governor of Ogun State, Ibikunle Amosun; Lagos State First Lady, Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu; former first lady of Ekiti State, Bisi Fayemi and Hannatu Musawa, the Minister of Art, Culture, and the Creative Economy.
Celebrities at the event include singer Dare Art Alade, Richard Mofe-Damijo, Kate Henshaw, Toyosi Adesanya, Ruth Kadiri, Stan Eze, Blessing Obasi, Rita Dominic, Ebele Okaro, Shaffy Bello, Hilda Dokubo, Ireti Doyle and Segun Arinze among others.
Phyna has just knocked out Nkechi Blessing in Round 4 at the Chaos in the Ring celebrity boxing match in Lagos.
Phyna, whose real name is Ijeoma Josephina Otabor, stopped Nkechi Blessing in their scheduled four-round celebrity contest at the Federal Palace Hotel, Victoria Island. After the fight, the former Big Brother Naija winner named Nollywood actress, Etinosa Idemudia, as her next target, claiming that she had been disturbing her through her direct messages (DMs).
Etinosa accepted the challenge, setting up the possibility of another celebrity boxing contest. Phyna also announced that she intends to pursue professional boxing, indicating that her appearance against Nkechi could be the beginning of a longer career in the sport.
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