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'So sad what stanship has turned to', Davido replies troll wishing him death

Afrobeats singer, David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has replied trolls on social media, who wished him death.

The Twitter user identifies as shared a video of a massive crowd waiting for Burna Boy in Netherlands on Twitter and wrote, "Even Davido burial that would be free can’t pack this crowd, know your mate.”

Reacting to the post, Davido could not hold back from asking why the individual made such comment.

The singer said, “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.”

Another troll, identified as in a now deleted Tweet also attacked the singer's late mom he wrote, " Tag his mum in her grave too fuu."

Reacting to the attack, Davido wrote, “So sad what stanship has turned too, both within and external. My mama Wey don die over 20 years ago what’s her own in this matter??”

When the singer was advised by a fan not to respond to trolls. Davido tweeted "If nobody wan talk I WILL … you guys will hurt the wrong person one day ! Not everybody is strong and can take it for years like I’ve done ! Me no send but one day these pple will hurt the wrong person ❤️"

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