Davido promises Ikorodu Bois N1m for perfectly mimicking Sen. Dino Melaye

EditorJanuary 10, 2019

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Nigerian singer, Davido has promised popular Instagram Mimickers, the Ikorodu Bois one million naira for perfectly mimicking Senator Dino Melaye in hospital bed.

The OBO boss, who was impressed after watching the video on Instagram asked that they send their account details for him to transfer one million naira to them.

Davido commented on the post with: Lmao, these kids are legends… Send una account make I send 1m to una, this one enter.

EditorJanuary 10, 2019

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Davido promises Ikorodu Bois N1m for perfectly mimicking Sen. Dino Melaye

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