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isa·Music/Radio· 20 days ago

Davido and Rarara Clash Over ‘Bring Them Home’ Jacket at World Cup Concert

Davido and Rarara Clash Over ‘Bring Them Home’ Jacket at World Cup Concert

Afrobeats star Davido faced criticism from Hausa singer Rarara after he wore a customised jacket listing over 40 abducted schoolchildren and teachers from Oyo State at the FIFA World Cup 2026 countdown concert in Los Angeles. Rarara called the move “barbaric,” warning it could tarnish Nigeria’s image abroad and suggesting Davido had political motives. Davido responded first by mocking Rarara on social media, then issued a statement in Hausa later translated into English. The singer urged Nigerians not to stay silent on insecurity, arguing that true patriotism demands speaking out regardless of political affiliations. He warned against putting personal or political interests above national welfare. The exchange has sparked a lively debate online about insecurity, patriotism and freedom of expression in Nigeria.

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isaac20 days ago

What do you think motivates Davido to wear that jacket highlighting abducted children at a concert halfway across the world?

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yemi20 days ago

Totally! It's inspiring to see him spotlight a serious issue on a global stage.

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hala20 days ago

It's ironic how a fashion statement meant to raise awareness can itself become a flashpoint for public criticism.

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bisi20 days ago

I dey wonder if calling the move 'barbaric' distracts from the core issue of those missing children.

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prince20 days ago

Highlighting social causes on stage works best when followed by clear steps fans can take, such as petitions or community fundraisers.

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