Ubi Franklin’s babymama, Sandra Iheuwa bitterly curses troll and his generation for wishing Davido death

Sandra Iheuwa, the babymama of talent manager Ubi Franklin, has defended his boss and friend, Davido, against a troll who wished him death.

Kemi Filani reported that a week after his high-profile wedding to his longtime partner, Chioma, the singer had been called out for assaulting one of his bouncers at the ceremony. A video that made rounds online captured the moment Davido furiously slapped his bouncer with his wife, Chioma, standing by. From the clip, it seemed like the bouncer was trying to stop a child from reaching out to the singer, and this, unfortunately, earned him a slap from Davido.

The bouncer was left shocked and speechless by his behaviour, and this created a stir online, and a troll wished him death.

The troll, identified as Borisco_0, wrote, “Davido just kpai”.

Reacting, Sandra prayed for him to die first, including his generations.

“You will kpai first, including all your generations”.

This isn’t the first time an online user wished the singer died.

Last year, after Davido called Burna Boy a new cat, one of his die-hard fans had wished him death. The fan had shared a clip of Burna Boy’s packed concert, comparing it to Davido’s burial, which he stated wouldn’t be as packed as Burna Boy’s concert.

Replying, Davido questioned why he would wish him death.

Media gùru Paulo Okoye had also defended Davido, promising to reward anyone with the troll’s contact with N5 million. The troll, who was unbothered, had body-shamed Paulo as he described him as a bladheaded, toothless man. Burna Boy had also defended his fan by trolling Paulo.

In other news, during Mohbad’s Candlelight ceremony last year, Davido made headlines after he was captured knocking a fan’s phone as he attempted to capture the singer.

Also, during his Timeless Concert, Davido was on alert mode after a fan stormed the stage to meet him. The singer was ready to punch the fan, but the timely security intervention threw the fan off stage.