Blessing CEO had called out the singer on social media a week ago, alleging that he owed N4.5 million to Lagos celebrity auto dealer, Ikechukwu Ogbona, better known as IVD Motors, for a car he allegedly purchased for his logistics manager, Israel DMW.
In response, IVD stated on Instagram that Davido owed him nothing.
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In a post on his official account, Davido, who has been facing a series of debt accusations online, warned that when the retaliation begins, no one should beg him.
On Monday, the self-proclaimed relationship expert was questioned by police in connection with Davido’s petition against her.
Blessing CEO posted a video on her Instagram page on Tuesday, less than 24 hours after leaving the police station, apologising publicly to the singer for calling him out.
Kanyidaily recalls that Blessing CEO Landed In Police Custody After Davido Allegedly Filed Petition Against Her.
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