- Nigerian superstar Davido says genuine care matters more to him than money or material gifts.
- He wishes people would ask him how he’s doing, allowing him to unburden during stressful times.
- Davido values short, meaningful conversations (5–10 minutes) as a form of emotional support.
- He clarified that his wealth means he doesn’t need others’ money, but he appreciates empathy and connection.
- Netizens agreed, noting that fame and wealth often attract opportunists, not real friends.
Nigerian music icon Davido has opened up about what truly makes a difference in his life beyond the glitz and glamour of fame. In a recent interview, the Afrobeats star emphasized that the simplest gestures of care carry far more weight than money or lavish gifts.
When asked what he wished people asked him more often, Davido highlighted the importance of being asked, “How are you?” He explained that just five to ten minutes of genuine conversation allows him to share his thoughts and relieve stress, especially during busy or challenging periods.
“I don’t need your money; I’m fine on that front. It’s really the little things—someone asking how I am, taking a few minutes to check in—that mean everything,” he said.
Fans and social media users resonated with his sentiments. Many noted that wealth can attract opportunists, making it harder to find genuine care and friendship. Others praised his honesty, emphasizing that small acts of empathy often go unnoticed but make a profound difference.
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“I wish more people would ask me, ‘How are you’? I obviously don’t want your money but it’s the little things that counts for me” – Davido says pic.twitter.com/m5YUxuLso1
— Oyindamola🙄 (@dammiedammie35) September 16, 2025
