By Olushola Okunlade
The queen of afrobeats, Tiwa Savage has reportedly filed a petition against Davido for making menacing remarks at her due to her friendship with his baby-mama Sophia Momodu.
Tiwa Savage lodged a police complaint against Grammy nominee Davido, accusing him of making threats against her.
The music stars have been at odds since Tiwa posted a photo of herself with the mother of one of Davido’s children on her Instagram story.
Adeleke David popularly “Davido” has not yet responded to the media’s request for comment.
In her complaint, Tiwa said that Davido believed she was “taunting him” and responded with “derogatory words”.
He told mutual friends to tell her to “be careful in Lagos”, Tiwa added.
Davido’s actions and words were a “direct threat to my right to life, privacy and dignity of my person”, she said in her report to police.
Tiwa concluded the report by saying that if anything were to happen to her or her family, she wanted the police to hold Davido responsible. The two stars have unfollowed each other on Instagram.
Lagos state police spokesperson Benjamin Hundeyin confirmed to the BBC that they had received Tiwa’s report.
30BG has made it clear that they won’t take it seriously if anything happens to 001. This isn’t good at all, we hope they resolve this soon.
![A veteran actor in the Yoruba film industry, Mr Ojo Arowosafe, otherwise known as Fadeyi Oloro, has breathed his last. According to reports, the 66-year-old make-belief star died on Tuesday after a protracted illness he had been nursing for a long time. Recall that recently, he was in the news over his health, which prompted a London-based self-acclaimed pastor, Pastor Tobi Adegboyega, to donate a sum of money to him last month. In a social media post on Tuesday night, a comedian and actor, Mr Bayegun Oluwatoyin, popularly known as Woli Arole, expressed satisfaction over reaching out to the deceased when he was alive to assist him. “[I am] so happy I reached out to you sir, so happy we played our part, so happy we laughed together, so happy we were able to show our support. Rest in Peace, the Legend ‘Fadeyi Oloro’. “Let’s check up on people when dey (they) are alive, let’s show love when people can feel. Let’s help when it can be seen,” he wrote. Fadeyi Oloro was very popular for playing the role of a herbalist in movies and inspired several young people into the industry. The actor, who hailed from Ekiti State, was born on September 15, 1957.](https://rotamedianews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Fadeyi-Oloro-1-218x150.jpg "Veteran Yoruba Actor Fadeyi Oloro Dies At 66")
