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Senator Akpabio urges Davido not to get dragged into politics

Famous Afrobeat musician Davido has been cautioned by Senate President Godswill Akpabio not to permit anyone to lure him into politics.

The senator gave the caution during the singer’s courtesy visit in Abuja on Monday.

Senator Akpabio urges Davido not to get dragged into politics

Akpabio thanked Davido for making the nation proud and expressed his happiness upon receiving the musician.

He stated:

“For me and for the government of President Bola Tinubu, it’s an inclusive administration, and you must have noticed in my various outings, that we move as one across party lines.

“Even though your administration is a PDP, one thing that is common to all of us is the interest of this country. And it is a country that has given you so much love.

“The country’s population is unmatched anywhere else in Africa, over 240 million Nigerians. So I urge you to remain a great Ambassador of our country. Continue to do your best in the entertainment industry and don’t allow anybody to drag you into politics.

“For us in the political arena, we value talents. We will do everything possible to support the entertainment industry and talented people like you. All we need is patience and prayers for us to succeed.”

Senator Akpabio urges Davido not to get dragged into politics

Following this, the singer spoke on the purpose of his visit to the senator.

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Davido said:

“As for me, I’m doing my part to assist society. I have a Foundation where I share N300 to N400 million to the orphanages yearly. And I have a new album coming out in June or July of this year. I just thank you for everything you have been doing for us.”

Senator Akpabio urges Davido not to get dragged into politics

Senator Akpabio urges Davido not to get dragged into politics

The singer was accompanied by two of his cousins: Folasade Adeleke, the daughter of the governor of Osun State, and Tunji Adeleke, the son of his late uncle, senator Isiaka Adeleke.

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