Oyibo lady calls out Davido over alleged boring show in Amsterdam, compares concert to that of Wizkid

• A Caucasian woman, Mia, shared her disappointing experience at Davido’s Amsterdam concert.
• Despite receiving 7 free tickets, Mia and her friends found the show “boring” and less entertaining compared to Wizkid’s previous concert in the same city.

A disappointed Caucasian woman via a series of posts on X has shared her experience at Davido’s recent concert in Amsterdam.

The woman, identified as Mia, claimed that she received seven free tickets to the concert, which was held at the Ziggo Dome. Mia was thrilled to attend the event and even invited her friends to join her, courtesy of the complimentary tickets.

However, Mia’s excitement was short-lived, as her friends were left underwhelmed by the concert.

In a post that has gone viral, Mia revealed that her friends were disappointed with the show’s turnout and even labelled it “boring.” Mia’s friends were apparently expecting a more electrifying performance from the Afrobeats star.

In a surprising twist, Mia compared Davido’s concert to Wizkid’s previous show in the same country. According to Mia, Wizkid’s concert was a more enjoyable experience, leaving her and her friends with fond memories.

In her words:

“I just got 7 free tickets to Davido show tonight at the Ziggo dome without paying a dime. They asked if I have friends I can bring along and I said yeah ofc 😂.”

“Davido show last night was terrible. Now my friends are blaming me for bringing them to a boring concert.. and we really had fun when Wizkid came here 😞.”

See below:

https://twitter.com/thegirlmiaan/status/1863125762989023691

https://twitter.com/thegirlmiaan/status/1863125762989023691

In other news, Davido revealed the extent of his influence, claiming he has direct access to 14 world presidents.

Speaking at the ‘Elevate Africa’ event, Davido highlighted how his music career has significantly opened doors for his family, beyond the wealth and success already established by his father.

The singer further explained how his international tours have become cultural exchanges, as leaders from different countries express a keen interest in meeting him.