Nigerian auto dealer Ikechukwu Igbonna, better known as IVD, has tendered a deep apology to his former love interest, Blessing CEO.
Africanglitz reported that the two had clashed over an alleged debt involving singer Davido, who has been in the news this week for owing debts.
Weighing into his debt scandal, Blessing Okoro had alleged that Davido owed IVD N4.5 million naira. According to her, IVD revealed to her that Davido bought a car for his aide, Isreal DMW, and was yet to complete his payment.
However, in response to these claims, IVD publicly denied any financial dispute with Davido, stating that he was on good terms with the music superstar.
Feeling perhaps slighted by IVD’s strong denial, Blessing Okoro released purported evidence and an extensive voice note. In the recording, IVD was heard discussing the alleged debt issue concerning Davido.
He claimed that Davido had owed him money, and collecting the debt had proven to be challenging. IVD stated that he had faced numerous problems as all attempts to reach him proved abortive.
Now, taking to his Instagram story following the release of the audio, he expressed gratitude to all who checked up on him.
In a message to Blessing CEO, he apologized to her for not carrying her along, as he claimed the singer had paid him.
“Am using this oppression to thank everyone who called by to check up on me. Blessing sorry for not carrying you along that Davido has paid.
Thanks IVD Group”.
For some days now, Davido has been dragged online for his love of owing people, despite his billionaire status.
A Nigerian photographer and businessman, Abu Salami, publicly called him out for reneging on a contract worth millions.
To make matters worse, Davido had refused to refund him his money and had bullied him by sending thugs to beat him up.
Also, singer Dammy Krane, who claims that the singer owed him after their hit collaboration on his song ‘Pere’, had appealed to the billionaire musician to pay him his debt for his daughter’s sake.
He begged him to at least consider his daughter, whose school fees need to be paid.
