Uche Maduagwu Apologises to Davido, Admits Receiving ₦2.5m to Attack Singer Online

Uche Maduagwu Apologises to Davido, Admits Receiving ₦2.5m to Attack Singer Online

Controversial Nollywood actor Uche Maduagwu has issued a public apology to Nigerian music star Davido, admitting that he was paid ₦2.5 million to criticise the singer and his family on social media.

In a recent interview, Maduagwu expressed deep remorse over his actions, stating that Davido had never personally offended or wronged him. He disclosed that he was financially induced to participate in a coordinated online attack against the award-winning artist.

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According to the actor, he was part of a group of five influencers allegedly paid to ridicule Davido, his wife, and his family across various social media platforms. He said he now regrets his involvement and has decided to speak out after being troubled by his conscience.

“I want to use this opportunity to apologise to Davido. I was paid to ridicule you, your wife, and your family on social media. I am not the only one; we were about five influencers. I sincerely apologise. Please forgive me. I collected ₦2.5 million to do it. I am sorry,” Maduagwu said.

The actor described his actions as wrong and regrettable, adding that he could no longer remain silent. He also called on other individuals allegedly involved in the paid online campaign to come forward and tender their apologies to the singer.

Uche Maduagwu Apologises to Davido, Admits Receiving ₦2.5m to Attack Singer Online