“I dreamt that Davido gave me 2.3million dollars” – Mr Eazi reveals

Nigerian singer and savvy businessman Oluwatosin Ajibade, better known as Mr Eazi, has revealed his recent dream about music star, Davido.

Taking to the micro-blogging platform Twitter now known as X, he revealed that he dreamt that the Grammy nominee gave him 2.3 million dollars.

“I dream sey OBO dash me 2.3 million dollars”.

His tweet created a stir online as some noted how Mr Eazi is financially buoyant.

One Rito wrote, “Go back and dream again. That money is too small

One Kelly Bonito wrote, “One verse from him to give you that money

One Big Creddited wrote, “OBO no get 2.3 million dollar self

One Amara Lady wrote, “Davido go just dey laugh

One Official Chichi Saváge wrote, “Abeg wake up

One Official God’swill wrote, “Eazi the dreamer

One Johnson Gyver wrote, “Werey go really send am just wait and see

One 2wenty1savàge wrote, “You better wake up Mr Joseph the dreamer cos you’re daydreaming

One Itz Golden_bae wrote, “From your dream to Davido’s heart

One Henrietta_wigs wrote, “OBO pass am, he fit make 3 million dollars”.

In June 2023, Mr Eazi had proudly shown off his multi-million naira Estate in Rwanda, which was still under construction. He stated that the project was nothing but a miracle as he recounted how his father told him about the vision, but he didn’t know it would come to life so quickly. Mr Eazi expressed excitement at what his house project signifies for the future of Africa.

The new feat wasn’t surprising to many as weeks prior, he had sold his portfolio company, Vydia of his venture capital fund, Zagadat Capital, for $1 billion. The $ 1 billion takeover was led by former Apple executive Larry Jackson through his newly founded multi-faceted company – gamma.

The deal which was one of the biggest in the history of Afrobeats, left many hailing him for his silent moves.

In 2022, DMW’s singer, Peruzzi shocked many when he took to the micro-blogging platform to hail Mr Eazi for sending him a huge contract like it was nothing. He claimed that the son-in-law of Otedola sent him a $ 1 million contract.