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Osun 2026: ‘I’ll involve Trump if anything goes wrong’ – Davido tells Tinubu
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Osun 2026: ‘I’ll involve Trump if anything goes wrong’ – Davido tells Tinubu

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Nigerian afrobeats singer, David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has issued a stern warning to president Bola Tinubu that he would involve United States President Donald Trump if anything goes wrong in the forthcoming Osun state governorship election.

Davido issued the warning during a live session with comedian Carter Efe.

He emphasized the importance of a free, fair and credible election, stating that he would not remain silent if the electoral process was compromised.

“I will involve Trump if anything goes wrong in the Osun election,” Davido said.

The afrobeats superstar further stated that he would draw international attention to any alleged irregularities.

His warning came ahead of the August 15 governorship election, where Governor Ademola Adeleke, his uncle, is seeking a second term in office.

DAILY POST gathered that Davido has been actively campaigning for the governor and has repeatedly urged authorities to ensure a transparent electoral process

Osun 2026: ‘I’ll involve Trump if anything goes wrong’ – Davido tells Tinubu

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