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‘Don’t ever argue with me’ – Davido scolds Israel DMW for resisting his order [VIDEO]
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‘Don’t ever argue with me’ – Davido scolds Israel DMW for resisting his order [VIDEO]

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Nigerian musician, Davido, has rebuked his logistic manager, Israel DMW, for resisting his directive.

A trending video on social media, captured Davido rebuking Israel during a live stream in London. 

Davido who was seen in a tour bus arguing about seating arrangements, told Israel to get down from the bus and join his private car.

Israel, however, suggested that he could stay on the tour bus rather than the singer’s car.

Davido who was angered by Israel’s response, demanded compliance and warned him never to challenge his authority.

Davido said, “Israel, go to my car.”

He replied, “Oga, there’s space here.”

Raising his voice at Israel, Davido responded, “Go to my car. When I tell you to do something, you do it. Don’t argue with me.”

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‘Don’t ever argue with me’ – Davido scolds Israel DMW for resisting his order [VIDEO]

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