Uzodinma to Davido: “Prepare to Sign Your Uncle as a Dancer After Election”

A fresh war of words has broken out between Afrobeats star Davido and Imo State Governor Hope Uzodinma ahead of the August 15 Osun governorship election.

The drama started after Davido appealed for a peaceful and fair election. Although the singer did not mention any name, he claimed he heard that a politician from Imo State planned to interfere in the poll. He urged the politician to allow Osun people decide their next governor without outside influence.

However, Governor Uzodinma has now responded through his Senior Special Assistant on Electronic and Creative Media, Ambrose Nwaogwugwu. The governor dismissed Davido’s comments and insisted that the singer should direct his message to Osun voters instead. He also claimed that Governor Ademola Adeleke, who is seeking re-election, has lost the support of many residents because of his performance in office.

The statement read:

“The reality is that Governor Ademola Adeleke has, in the opinion of many, failed woefully in the discharge of his responsibilities. This is why many Osun voters are determined to vote him out in the August 15, 2026, governorship election.”

It further added:

“Rather than attempting to influence Governor Hope Uzodimma through emotional appeals, Davido should concentrate on helping his uncle prepare for life after office, as the people of Osun appear ready to cast their votes massively in favour of the APC candidate.”

The governor ended the statement with a sharp jab at the music star.

“Perhaps, Davido should also begin making preparations to officially sign his uncle as a dancer in his musical band, because judging by the mood of the electorate, he may well be out of a political job after the August 15, 2026, governorship election.”

With election day drawing closer, the exchange has added fresh heat to the political atmosphere. It also remains to be seen whether Davido will respond to the governor’s latest remarks.

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