Fan Tells Davido: “You Are Not 24 But 29”, See Davido’s Response  

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Davido recently turned 24 on the 21st of November. OBO as he is fondly called was born in 1992. When he sent out a tweet on his birthday that read “24!!!! Grateful!!! One follower decided to call him out saying the singer looked 29 and not 24 prompting him to declare his real age.

The singer who is known to sometimes clapback with venom took the classy route this time, gently reminding the fan he has achieved a lot at 24, see more below;

HIS REPLY BELOW;

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