Davido wore duraga made of Nigerian flag on his head after receiving backlash for speaking about the poor state of Nigeria's economy

Nigerian singer Davido, whose full name is David Adeleke, recently responded to criticism over comments he made about Nigeria's economy during an interview on The Big Homies House podcast.

In the interview, Davido described the economy as being "in shambles," highlighting how Nigerians pay more for locally-produced fuel than imported alternatives. His remarks drew mixed reactions, with some praising his candor while others criticized his tone.

Amid the backlash, Davido shared a photo of himself wearing a durag resembling the Nigerian flag, captioning it: "I dey go do interview nw… fully representing (Nigeria). Say make I kuku put am for head." This gesture was seen as his way of reaffirming his pride in his country, despite its challenges.

Following this, Davido also prayed for Nigeria, tweeting, "God bless Nigeria," alongside an image of the national flag. His post was met with diverse reactions, as some fans accused him of contradicting himself while others commended his patriotism.