Nigerian media personality Saidaboj has showered praises on Afrobeat superstar Davido after a viral clip showed him shunning the advances of a lady at an event.
In the video, the woman attempted to flirt and touch the singer seductively, but Davido moved away with a stern expression, clearly uninterested.
Reacting, Saidaboj took to her platform to hail the Unavailable crooner for showing restraint and remaining faithful to his wife, Chioma Rowland.
“If my man no be like dis, I no want am,” she declared.
According to Saidaboj, Davido has kept to his promise to change for Chioma, proving that his love for her is genuine.
She contrasted his actions with other wealthy men who believe money can buy forgiveness after infidelity.
“We want more of this kind of behaviour from men who are in relationships,” she said. “I might not know much about Davido and Chioma’s relationship, but one thing I know is he really loves her.”
Her comments quickly stirred reactions from fans who had mixed feelings about the incident.
One fan, @taaatibg, wrote: “Ever since Davido got married to Chioma, man has been better in all ways. I can say that baby girl is a positive influence in Davido’s life💯.”
Another, @purple_emoji_, questioned the lady’s persistence: “But why was the girl still touching him even when she could see he was uncomfortable? Keep your hands to yourself.”
Others injected humour into the discussion. @sg_nightwears said: “Davido needs to employ the kind of bodyguard Christiano Ronaldo has. That one will help him break hands.”
While @symply_beautiana praised him: “This is so responsible of him. He knows his weakness and he quickly prevented it. Kudos to him.”
Still, some doubted his sincerity. @matha_thulasi commented: “When cameras are everywhere😂 dey play.” And @larryak45 added: “Davido the great actor😂 He did same few years ago and later two baby mamas showed up😂.”
Meanwhile, @kayspyce wasn’t convinced: “Anything for the camera😂.”
Whether staged or sincere, Davido’s move has once again put him at the center of public debate; this time, not for his music, but for the values he chooses to uphold as a husband.
