Davido's Reply to Jude Okoye And His Brother, Rudeboy After They Asked For A Feature

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DMW boss Savage Jude Okoye and his brother Rudeboy after they asked for a feature.

Jude Okoye produced a new tune which he decided to include 30BG Boss, Davido. On Instagram, he asked Davido to call him as he has a cool jam and he will like him to be on it but funny enough, Davido declined his request by saying he should call his brother (Peter).

Everyone is fully aware has Jude & Peter are not in good terms.

” I dey Peter house call am… e go give me fone … nice house tho”.

... Davido said.

Few minutes later, Rudeboy joined the conversation asking Davido to call his neighbour, which the singer declined for the second time saying he should call his own brother.

“Call your neighbour a.k.a your brother 😂”


Jude Okoye - Making a new anthem ⚒. Davido call me

Davido - I dey peter house call am.... E go gimme phone... Nice house tho

Peter - @davidoofficial call your neighbour 😂

Davido - @iamkingruddy call your own neighbour aka ur brother 😂

Dear readers, na the matter wey we dey settle o. What's your opinion? Drop your comments in the comments section down below.

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