Osun 2026: I’ll call Trump if anything goes wrong — Davido

Afrobeats singer, David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has said he will seek the intervention of United States President Donald Trump if anything goes wrong during the forthcoming Osun State governorship election.

The singer made the statement during a livestream hosted by content creator, Carter Efe, where he discussed his interest in politics.

He also expressed his concerns about the conduct of elections in Nigeria.Nigeria Investment Guide

Davido said he would consider joining politics when he is convinced that the country’s electoral system is transparent and allows voters to freely choose their leaders.

According to him, he is confident of emerging victorious in an election that is conducted fairly.

He said lack of transparency remains one of the reasons he has not ventured into politics despite his interest.

“Until there’s transparency, then I can go ahead with politics because nobody can beat me in any election,” he said.

Davido added that he would be confident of winning if Nigerians were allowed to vote freely and have their votes properly counted.Nigeria Investment Guide

He also expressed concern about the upcoming Osun State governorship election, saying he was waiting to see how the exercise would be conducted.

He said: “I want to see what they are going to do in Osun.

“We are waiting.”

The singer then disclosed that he would reach out to Trump if he became dissatisfied with the electoral process in Osun State.

Davido said he would tag and call the US president and, if necessary, take his concerns to the White House.

He said: “I’ll tag Trump, I’ll call Trump, everybody.

“If they still don’t see anything, I’ll go in front of the White House and say: ‘Help us.’

“Trump will just say: ‘I think there’s a Nigerian artist sending me a message.’

“Don’t worry, my message will be delivered.”

The singer stressed that his threat should not be dismissed as a joke, adding that he expected his concerns to reach the US president.

Davido concluded by calling on those involved in the electoral process to allow the people of Osun State to freely determine their next governor.

“Leave Osun alone oo, leave it,” he said.