Tufab, a close associate of Nigerian superstar Wizkid, has openly accused fellow music icon Davido of threatening his life. The shocking revelation surfaced on Wednesday after Tufab took to X (formerly Twitter) to share his concerns with the public. In his viral post, Tufab claimed that Davido allegedly sent him disturbing messages that suggested a direct threat. According to him, the messages were severe enough to warrant a public disclaimer for his own safety. He urged Nigerians and the global music community to hold Davido accountable should anything happen to him. The Alleged Messages Between Davido and Tufab Screenshots shared by Tufab appeared to show Davido accusing him of calling him “Osakpolo”, a name Davido seemingly considered offensive. Davido, in the leaked message, allegedly linked himself to the Aye fraternity, while labeling Tufab as a “bird.” The message read: “My name is not Osakpolo I’m warning you. Ok, continue. That’s all I will say. I Dey warn you. Wetin wan happen. U be bird, I be Aye, make we play the game.” Tufab’s Response and Denial In response, Tufab firmly denied ever insulting Davido or calling him by the said name. He also dismissed claims of having any involvement with a cult or secret group. Tufab wrote in his defense: “But I didn’t even call you that. And please stop warning me, bro. Abeg, me and you don pass all these levels. I’ve never said anything hurtful to you.” He further explained that his decision to bring the matter to the public was simply a protective measure: “I’m bringing this to the general public as a disclaimer against my personality. First of all, let me say I am not affiliated with any cult or fraternity and I don’t have a problem with anyone who is. As you can see in this screenshot, I’m being threatened and this is not the first time, it is now becoming too often. I don’t know what game he is talking about, but I have seen these things play out in real life and in movies. My life is under threat and if anything happens to me, y’all know who to hold responsible. The only reason I’m doing this is to protect myself.” Reactions from the Public The incident immediately gained traction on X, sparking heated debates among fans of both artists. While some users strongly condemned Davido’s alleged threats, others urged caution and advised that the matter be investigated before drawing conclusions. This clash has only added more fuel to the long-standing rivalry narrative between Wizkid’s camp and Davido’s circle, leaving fans wondering how far the tension could go in Nigeria’s ever-competitive music industry
Nigerian music artist Cynthia Morgan, now known as Madrina, has reignited a long-standing feud with her former music executive, Jude Okoye, over what she described as unresolved grievances and alleged dishonesty. In a candid and emotionally charged message shared on her official Instagram page, Madrina called out Jude Okoye, accusing him of backstabbing and spreading negative narratives about her behind closed doors, while intentionally avoiding any face-to-face conversation to resolve the lingering issues. The dancehall artist expressed frustration over Okoye’s alleged refusal to meet her despite her consistent attempts to initiate a personal discussion. According to her, every effort she has made to see him since their fallout has been met with silence or evasion. She revealed her deep disappointment in Okoye’s actions, stating that she believes he is deliberately evading her because of guilt or shame over how he handled their professional relationship and the controversies that followed their split in 2016. “Since 2016, all you’ve done is speak negatively about me behind closed doors,” Cynthia Morgan wrote. “Every effort I’ve made to speak with you in person has failed. It’s clear I’m disappointed in how things turned out between us, and deep down, you know you’re also disappointed in yourself. That’s likely why you’ve adopted a ‘no face’ approach.” She didn’t stop there. In her emotionally laden post, she added that both of them have consequences to face for their past choices—highlighting a spiritual angle to their fallout. She reflected on personal accountability but pointed out that Jude Okoye, too, would have to answer for his actions and the pain he caused through what she described as “dishonest dealings.” “But here’s what I’ve come to understand—I reaped the consequences of my actions because I sowed in the flesh,” she continued. “You, too, will face your own harvest, because you served as an instrument and withheld what rightfully belonged to others through dishonest means. As scripture says, God cannot be mocked.” This renewed outburst highlights the enduring tension between the singer and her former label boss, which previously drew public attention when Cynthia Morgan opened up about losing her stage name, VEVO account, and social media pages after her contract ended with Northside Entertainment, a label owned by Jude Okoye.
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Jude Okoye, the former manager of Nigeria’s renowned music duo P-Square, has been freed from the custody of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) after spending over two months in detention. According to LMSINT MEDIA, Okoye was charged alongside his record label, Northside Music Limited, on seven counts involving money laundering allegations totaling ₦1.38 billion. The EFCC arraigned him at the Federal High Court in Lagos, where he faced questions surrounding financial misconduct and unauthorized diversion of music royalties. His younger brother and one-half of P-Square, Paul Okoye, also known as Rudeboy, broke the news of his release on Wednesday via Instagram. Sharing emotional videos of family members welcoming Jude back home, Paul wrote: “Jude is finally out after 2 months +… all their efforts to frustrate his bail has finally collapsed. Welcome home brother #judeengees. And happy birthday. Welcome back blood.” Family Feud Resurfaces Amid Legal Battle The saga has not only rocked the Nigerian music industry but also exposed the deep rift within the Okoye family. Rudeboy previously blamed his twin brother and former bandmate, Peter Okoye (Mr P), for being instrumental in Jude’s legal woes. Just last week, Peter took the witness stand at the Federal High Court in Lagos, providing a detailed testimony. He alleged that Jude secretly incorporated a company under his wife’s name and used it to misappropriate royalties that rightfully belonged to P-Square. The court has now adjourned proceedings to June 4, where the case will continue with cross-examinations expected to shed more light on the financial dealings. This unfolding drama continues to stir conversations across Nigeria’s entertainment space, with fans expressing mixed reactions regarding the brothers’ public legal confrontation. Learn more about how the EFCC handles high-profile cases via EFCC’s official website. Check out more updates from Nigeria’s entertainment scene on our celebrity news section. BUY ANYTHING ON KONG BUY NOW Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
