Nigerian singer and cousin to singer, Davido, B-Red has narrated how he sold 20TVs from the singer’s father’s house to raise money.
In an interview with Echoo Room, B-Red narrated how Don Jazzy had offered to help him and Davido when they were residing overseas, only if they could relocate to Nigeria.
In a desperate attempt to raise money, B-Red had stormed the home of Davido’s billionaire father and had carted away 20 of his TVS, which they sold off to raise money.
The singer claimed that they first attempted to sell Davido’s father’s cars but they were all in his name. They even attempted selling the Hyundai, Davido’s father bought for him but he had outsmarted them by changing the car documents to his name.
Though admitting that he regrets his action, he is, however happy that he did it.
“Don Jazzy told us to come to Nigeria and he would support us after we hosted him for 5 hours.
Me and Davido wanted to sell all the cars in the house, but we couldn’t because the cars weren’t in our names. Davido’s father bought him Hyundai but luckily before we could sell it he had already changed the car documents to his name. We couldn’t sell off the cars but we sold up to 16 to 17s TV plus 3 TVs from the basement.
I busted Davido’s father’s house and we sold 20 TVs from his father’s house.
I regret doing all these things but at the same time, I am happy. I regretted it because of the disrespect, but at the same time I am happy I did it”.
This isn’t the first time, B-Red has opened up on his struggling days.
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