In a twist that has captivated fans and observers alike, Nigerian superstar Davido has announced his intention to take legal action against K24 for a controversial April Fool’s Day publication. The article in question falsely claimed that the artist and his crew were arrested at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport for possession of narcotics found in their private jet. This news spread rapidly across social media, leading to widespread confusion and concern among Davido’s fanbase.
Reacting to the hoax, Davido expressed his deep disappointment and labeled the publication as “extremely irresponsible.” He emphasized the gravity of such allegations, especially considering his stature as an international musician and brand ambassador for numerous companies. The misinformation, according to Davido, has not only caused personal distress but has also potentially damaged his professional reputation and relationships.
In response to the incident, Davido reassured his fans through his social media platforms that he was safe and that the allegations were completely baseless. He underscored his clean legal record, stating, “I have never been arrested in any country I have visited.”
To address the false publication, Davido revealed that he has enlisted the services of a lawyer to pursue a lawsuit against K24. This legal move signals the seriousness with which he views the defamation caused by the April Fool’s prank, aiming to hold the media outlet accountable for the repercussions of their actions.
This incident has sparked a broader discussion on the responsibilities of media outlets in ensuring the accuracy of their content, even when intended as a joke. As the situation develops, fans and observers are keenly waiting to see the outcome of Davido’s legal action and its implications for media practices.