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“Praying for understanding women”- Is Wizkid trolling Chioma in new tweet?


Wizkid and Davido x Chioma Rowland (Photo Credit: NRTC Library)

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Nigerian recording artiste, Ayodeji Balogun whose real name is Wizkid has made a tweet about “understanding” women on the microblogging site, X (otherwise known as X).

The tweet is coming barely 24 hours prior to union of the Nigerian singer, Davido and his partner, Chioma Rowland.

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Wizkid and Davido x Chioma Rowland (Photo Credit: NRTC Library)
Wizkid and Davido x Chioma Rowland (Photo Credit: NRTC Library)

Hours after his Davido shared photos of his pre-wedding ceremony on his various social media platforms, Wizkid who was involved in an online altercation with his colleague decided to publish a tweet about understand women.

Wizkid
Wizkid

Taking to X, Wizkid wrote, “Saying a prayer for every understanding woman on earth! Your king loves you”

Was Wizkid Trolling Davido?

Following the tweet, social media users and pundits claimed that the sensational Nigerian recording artiste was making a snide remark at his colleague, Davido who is walking down the aisle on Tuesday, June 25.

Wizkid has since come out to denounce the claim that he was trolling his colleague.

Reacting to the insinuation that he is trolling Davido, Wizkid in a rejoinder stated that it is essential for social media users to desist from misconstruing his tweets.

He went further to write, “lol ok let me explain where Iā€™m at to you guys. I love God more now, love family,Love self and no hate in my heart for no man. Donā€™t mix my tweets up. Smoke a joint pls my babies”


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