‘It’s a dumb investment’, Davido reacts to Drake’s N1.2 billion chain

Nigerian music artist Davido has reacted to Drake’s luxurious neck chain, describing the purchase as a “dumb investment.”
The American rapper recently showed off his multimillion-dollar diamond chain one social media. Davido responded to the post saying he can afford the luxurious purchase but wouldn’t because it’s not economically wise to do so.
“See people here in the comment section so happy that or think I can’t buy this, I actually can but it would just be a dumb investment,” Davido said.
This comes a few days after Davido received his recently acquired multimillion-naira Lamborghini.
The ‘Dami Duro’ crooner acknowledged Drake’s humongous wealth outweighs his, however he claims to have his source to obtain the large sum of needed.
“I personally don’t have Drake’s money but I know where to get from,” Davido added.
Davido’s father is a billionaire businessman.
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