May D, Davido, Yul Edochie’s Wife, and Other Nigerian Celebrities Accused of Unpaid Debts

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Friday, March 29, 2024, 6:35 AM

By Olumide Alake

Nigerian celebrities, often seen flaunting their extravagant lifestyles on social media, are not immune to financial challenges. Despite their fame and fortune, some have found themselves in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons—owing debts. From modest sums like N11,000 to substantial amounts in the millions, these unpaid obligations have sparked heated exchanges and public call-outs.


Here are some notable Nigerian celebrities who have faced accusations of unpaid debts:

  1. May D: The former signee of Afrobeat sensation Davido, May D, recently made headlines when a female waitress publicly called him out for an N11,000 debt related to food and drinks. Screenshots of their chat circulated on social media, prompting May D to promise payment at the end of the month1.

  2. Davido: The DMW star has been at the center of multiple debt-related controversies. A University of Lagos student known as Mastermind accused Davido of owing him a whopping N1 million since 2020. Music producer Samklef also called out the singer for unpaid debts. Blessing CEO and singer Dammy Krane are among others who have publicly addressed Davido’s outstanding financial obligations2.

  3. Isreal DMW: Davido’s aide, Isreal DMW, faced scrutiny when an herbs vendor accused him of unpaid debts. The situation escalated, highlighting the financial challenges faced by even those close to the music industry2.

  4. Zinoleesky: The rising star found himself in hot water over an N5 million debt. Public scrutiny intensified as fans and critics discussed the implications of such a substantial unpaid sum2.

  5. Harrysong: Formerly associated with KCee, Harrysong publicly addressed his former boss over unpaid debts. Their fallout shed light on the financial complexities within the entertainment industry2.

  6. Chef vs. Toyin Abraham: In a non-celebrity case, a Nigerian chef revealed that actress Toyin Abraham had refused to pay for a meal ordered two years prior. The unpaid bill amounted to around 40,000 Naira, emphasizing that debt issues extend beyond the glittering world of celebrities2.

While Nigerian celebrities continue to dazzle us with their opulent lifestyles, these debt-related controversies serve as a reminder that financial responsibility knows no fame. As the spotlight shifts from red carpets to unpaid invoices, it’s clear that even stars face real-world challenges.

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