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“I hope what happened to me never happens to you” – Davido replies troll who blamed him for son, Ifeanyi’s death

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Nigerian singer, David Adeleke, better known as Davido, has responded to a notorious troll from Ghana who blamed him for the death of his son, Ifeanyi.

Recall that Ifeanyi passed away in a drowning incident in the singer’s Banana Island home in Lagos on Monday, October 31.

Davido replies

Following his tragic demise, many netizens went online to condole with the singer and his wife, Chioma. However, the troll, who wasn’t empathetic towards Davido, posted a series of insensitive tweets about the singer.

The troll, identified as Albert Nat Hyde, accused Davido of poor parenting, negligence and carelessness, leading to the death of his son. He added that in a saner clime, Davido would have been arrested for negligence.

He tweeted,

“In advanced countries like in the US, Davido and Chioma (parents of Ifeanyi) will be investigated for the death of their son and probably sued for negligence (if found culpable).
Put emotions aside. This is a legal issue, y’all don’t read.

Davido has always been careless and care-free. Blame him for the sudden death of his son.

He could have taken precaution by been a proactive father who supervises his son’s swimming lessons thus preventing any misfortune (drowning) from happening.”

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The superstar singer, who recently returned back to social media after taking a break to mourn his son, has now responded to the vile troll.

Davido, who slid into the troll’s DM to give him a piece of his mind, hoped that he will not experience the same pain of losing a child.

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