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Cheers For Davido As Humbled Dammy Krane Is Released From Detention

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August 29, 2024

Popular Nigerian singer Dammy Krane has been released from police custody in Abuja, following an emotional plea by activist VDM to Afrobeats superstar Davido.

Dammy Krane was released after he was detained upon a petition filed by Davido against him for defamation, stemming from years of public accusations by Dammy Krane, including recent claims that Davido was involved in the death of his aide, Tagbo.

The situation took a turn when VDM, in a video shared online on August 28th, 2024, publicly begged Davido to forgive Dammy Krane and give him a second chance. In his heartfelt appeal, VDM said, “I want to take money to him for food but now I want to beg David, you be my brother, you’re not an oppressor. I know you have influence, but you cannot use your influence to keep him there. I want to beg you, this is not who you are, this is not your personality… abeg! Give this guy a second chance.”

Davido Urged To Free Dammy Krane From Detention (Video)

Shortly after VDM’s appeal, Davido reportedly agreed to withdraw his petition, leading to Dammy Krane’s release. VDM later shared a video on Instagram showing him with Dammy Krane, expressing gratitude to Davido for his swift response to his plea. In the post, VDM thanked Davido for honoring his request, stating, “Dammykrane is out. Dear @davido, as you have honored me by listening to my plea and granting my request in less than 4 hours, God will honor you.”

Dammy Krane, in the video after he was released also acknowledged Davido as his brother and expressed a desire to reconcile their differences. VDM emphasized that while he does not support defamation or bullying, he felt compelled to intervene and hopes that Dammy Krane will now focus on his music, given his undeniable talent. “I believe God is giving him a second chance, and I hope and believe he focuses on his music moving forward. He is talented, and I pray his talent shines so he will be distracted,” VDM added.

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