“You Rise By Ripping Others” – Dammy Krane Fumes As He Continues To Drag Davido Over Unpaid Debt

Dammy Krane, a vocalist who goes by the stage name Oyindamola Johnson Emmanuel, has supposedly been irritating Davido about an extraordinary obligation.

Review that Dammy requested cash for the work he accomplished for Davido on his 2017 melody “Pere” on the microblogging webpage Twitter on Monday, September nineteenth.

He demanded that he and Davido co-composed the melody’s snare and that he was never paid for the work.

He guaranteed that regardless of various endeavors to contact OBO, he had never gotten a reaction, driving him to post about the circumstance on the web.

In a new turn of events, Dammy alluded to Davido as an oppressor and an exploiter while tightening up his punches.

He additionally vented his outrage at Isreal DMW, Davido’s own coordinated operations director, for attempting to disrupt everything.

“@DAVIDO NA SO UNA WAN DEY RUN OSUN STATE GOVERNMENT BA, Hack THE Majority Cash and Abuse THEM ‘Ascend BY Tearing OTHERS” BA, NO BE FOR LAGOS O… WE NO GREEE #PAY@DAMMYKRANE_WORLDSTAR”

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