Former Nigeria Football Association president Amaju Pinnick recently criticized Davido for not fulfilling his part of the contract
Nigerian music sensation David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has harshly criticized former Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) president Amaju Pinnick over management issues during his tenure, Soccernet said. .ng reported.
The artiste recently hit back at Pinnick, who is also a former president of the Delta State Football Association, after Davido was criticized for his absence from the 19th “Wally Again” event.
Previously, FIFA executive committee member Mr. Pinnick claimed that Mr. David failed to fulfill his contract obligations despite receiving a hefty sum of $94,600.
Reacting to the new controversy, Davido took to social media platforms to explain the situation and apologize to his fans.
“I was physically unable to do it. I told them that a long time ago, months ago. But for reasons well known to them, they continued to promote the show in my name. It’s unfortunate,” Davido clarified.
However, the controversy further escalated when Davido accused Pinnick of financial misconduct during his tenure, including embezzlement and non-payment of allowances to Nigerian soccer players.
“The man who left RR was Amaju Pinnick. He was NFF president for just eight years. He was accused of misappropriating $8.4 million that FIFA paid to the NFF. “I will not address the alleged unpaid allowances from players during his time as president,” David wrote.
In response, Mr. David suggested that given the allegations of financial misconduct during his tenure, Mr. Pinnick should not be the first to accuse others of wrongdoing.
He also explained that if he got the money back, he would donate it to a soccer charity and even double that amount. He stressed that the dreams of many Nigerian footballers have been dashed due to financial problems.
This social media exchange has received widespread attention from fans and the general public, and questions remain as to whether Davido will fulfill his expiring contract.
