My Beef with Davido – Cynthia Morgan

Dancehall singer Cynthia Morgan recently lashed out at

Davido calling him a F**k boi in new home videos she

made and uploaded on Snapchat. She was asked to explain

why she took those jabs in a new interview with Sunday

Spice and Cynthia said:

I do not want to talk about my spat with Davido or shed

more light on it because I do not really know what to say.

People who actually care tried to find out what really

transpired between us. Davido called me names on

Snapchat and I retaliated. When you say something to me,

I give it back to you if I do not like it. Unfortunately,

people did not hear my own side of the story before they

reached their conclusions. I do not really have any

problem or beef with Davido. He called me names and I

called him names too. He started the whole episode by

calling me a Malu, which means cow. I do not tolerate

things like that from anybody. I do not know how people

came up with the idea that I have a crush on Davido. I

cannot remember ever saying that. I like his music artistry

but I do not have a crush on him.

* Range Rover

Although I did not win a car at the Headies, my new ride is

a Range Rover SUV. It is my priced possession and it is God’s

blessing to me. I appreciate people who have encouraged

me to get to where I am today. I am more concerned with

my music and my fans. I do not really care about any other

person.

* Feminism

I can’t stand anyone looking down on an individual simply

because she is female. I am a feminist and I stand up for

anything that concerns the women folk. I may not be a

hardcore feminist but I am a female and I believe in

empowering the girl child.

* Social media

I am free to post anything on my social media page because

it is mine. Whatever I post depends on my mood and what I

would love to share with my fans at a particular time. If

anyone feels offended, he or she should unfollow me. Also,

I don’t read the negative comments because it doesn’t

matter to me. I post what I feel like when I feel like it. And I

owe no explanation to anyone for doing so.

* Competition

I am unique and I do not feel threatened by any female

artiste. I believe in my talent and my capabilities. I do not

imitate other artistes, rather, I set standards. I don’t see

competition but all I have is the will to excel in my craft

and on the Nigerian music scene.

* $exiest part

My height and my talent are my greatest assets.