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Davido sparks calls for peace with Wizkid after vibing to ‘Ojuelegba’ at Zlatan’s wedding


Nigerians are urging reconciliation between music stars Davido and Wizkid amid their ongoing rivalry, which has persisted for more than a decade.

The call for peace comes after a video surfaced on social media over the weekend showing Davido enjoying Wizkid’s hit song “Ojuelegba” at Zlatan’s wedding in Lagos State. The video quickly gained traction, prompting reactions from fans on various platforms.

Many users took to X to express their desire for the two artists to end their long-standing feud, which has been fueled by competition over music charts, online exchanges, and intense rivalries among their fanbases, known as Wizkid FC and 30 Billion Gang (30BG).

The viral clip garnered a mix of responses, with some questioning the authenticity of their feud and suggesting it may be a strategy for social media engagement. One fan, @Beejay_0822, commented, “Make dem settle this beef abeg make dem give us better Gbedu abeg,” while @MustyFelix7 added, “I wish they settle their beef.”

Others shared similar sentiments. User @Amadi96123697 remarked that the conflict may not be as serious as it seems, stating, “This men no really get issues na una wey be fans dey stress una selves.” Moreover, @idarajune expressed hope for resolution, saying, “Really hope they resolve their issues and settle. The mutual admiration they had for each other was beautiful.”

As the calls for unity continue, some fans are emphasizing the importance of collaboration between the two artists, especially as they advance in their careers. User @ShegunChelsea noted, “They are both getting old oo, I think they both need to come together for us to enjoy them together small before they retire from music.”

With both artists having made significant contributions to the music industry, their reconciliation could foster a renewed artistic partnership and benefit their large and dedicated fanbases.

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