Davido action to rumor that he have not complete ownership of the jet he boasted of

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After taking to the airspace to brag about being the youngest Nigerian to purchase a private jet, fans dug deep to find out the authenticity of Davido’s claim and it was found that he doesn’t independently own the private jet. According to TheCapital.ng, the Assurance singer only had a meager contribution in possessing the jet. They further revealed that the singer had some big players behind him who would rather let him shine while they watch back-stage and make a fortune off the deals that come his way on account of the private jet which will surely aid his show business. But now, Davido has reacted to the rumors by claiming he has 100 percent ownership of the jet. In his words; “Lol owned 100 percent, my friend.” The singer went ahead to say that he doesn’t understand why people would think he can come out to claim to have bought a $25m jet when he didn’t do so. He basically tagged the news as “false.” Even at that, fans still have a hard time believing that the news about him not owning the jet alone is false, as they doubt Davido has as much as $25m to spend on a jet. Like they say, time is a revealer of all things. Let’s keep watching.

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