– Davido was in action at the Campos Mini Stadium, Lagos Island, on Saturday, February 20

– The FEM crooner was part of the charity match reportedly organized by his affiliations

– Davido who captained his side, 30BG FC, scored a brace to the delight of the handful of fans

Nigerian music act and rave of the moment Davido was in action on Saturday, February 20, at the Campos Mini Stadium in Lagos for a charity match reportedly organised by his affiliations.

The star-studded encounter featured top music stars including Mayorkun, Peruzzi, May D, Asa Asika, Dremo, Tunji and Adewale Adeleke, Idowest, Kiddwaya, Laycon and a host of others.

It was gathered that Davido who captained his side, 30BG FC, scored a brace to the delight of the handful of fans who managed to be in the stands.

By their dressing you shall know the losers, how you go wear Airforce 1 to keep😂😂 pic.twitter.com/XX1fjoLBjm

— MONITORING_SPIRIT (@Sonjoe_Kutuh) February 20, 2021

 The DMW boss impressed in the charity encounter, but E be Tins crooner Dremo personally took to his official Twitter handle to disclose that he netted a hat-trick during the game.

Dremo wrote:

“I scored 3 goals today.”

I scored 3 goals today

— DREMO🔥🐉 (@Dremodrizzy) February 20, 2021

 Meanwhile, ex-BBNaija housemate, Laycon has acknowledged Davido as one of the biggest voices in Afrobeats, saying his music connects with people.

The BBNaija Lockdown Housemate said this in a piece he wrote for Time Magazine about the Blow My Mind crooner who recently made the list of Time’s 100 most influential people.

According to Laycon, Davido puts 100% into every song he makes, noting that his latest album surpassed a billion streams in 2020

In the piece, the reality star recalled the EndSARS movement and how Davido’s FEM was an anthem that peaceful protesters used to call for accountability from the government rather than giving excuses.

🎥 🎞 @davido pic.twitter.com/H2Fe5yJx4a

— Kiddwaya (@RealKiddWaya) February 20, 2021

 He said:

“When he released the song “FEM” in 2020, a title that loosely translates to “shut up” in Yoruba, he didn’t know it would become a major #EndSARS protest anthem, as youth banded together to demand the government take action to end police brutality in Nigeria last October.”

Davido spotted the tweet from Time about Laycon’s writeup and he retweeted it. The singer captioned the tweet with a love emoji.

In the caption that accompanied the photo, the rapper questioned the relevance of having to go to school just to get an education.

Zlatan in his post also submitted that having a certificate does not in any way guarantee a means of steady income.

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