Davido And Pinnick Should Settle Score, This is not Good For Business.-Sweet Brown.
In a recent development, popular Nigerian Afrobeat star, Sweet Brown, has voiced his concerns regarding the ongoing dispute between music sensation Davido and renowned show promoter Amaju Pinnick. Brown emphasized that the public feud between these two prominent figures in the entertainment industry is detrimental to the business.
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The discord arose when Amaju Pinnick accused Davido of accepting $94,600 from him but failing to honor his commitment by appearing at the 19th edition of the annual “Warri Again” entertainment show. Sweet Brown, a well-known music writer and singer, expressed his disappointment at seeing these two individuals, whom he described as gentlemen, embroiled in a public dispute.
“The Davido I know is very reasonable, and Amaju Pinnick, too, is very experienced in the entertainment industry, even though he previously served as the President of the Nigeria Football Federation,” Sweet Brown remarked. He went on to emphasize that such disputes between key figures like Davido and Pinnick are not conducive to the show business.
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Sweet Brown, who is not only a musical artist but also an organizer of musical events, believes that the ongoing feud could have far-reaching implications for the entertainment industry as a whole. He urged both parties to come together and resolve their differences professionally and promptly.
“Both Pinnick and Davido play pivotal roles in the entertainment industry, and their dispute should be resolved without further delay,” Sweet Brown urged. He stressed the importance of both individuals calming down and focusing on future business collaborations.
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Sweet Brown’s plea for Davido and Amaju Pinnick to settle their differences for the sake of the entertainment industry highlights the potential consequences of public disputes in the show business. It remains to be seen whether the parties involved will heed this advice and work towards an amicable resolution
