Davido’s ex-lawyer Bobo Ajudua sparks buzz, spotted with singer in his private jet

• Isreal DMW, Davido’s Personal Aide, announced the resignation of his lawyer, Bobo Ajudua, and shared a video celebrating the news on his Instagram page.

The former lawyer of singer Davido has elicited various reactions following the publication of a photograph featuring himself and the artist aboard his private jet, several months after his dismissal.

It is important to note that Davido’s Personal Aide, Isreal DMW, previously announced on social media that the singer had terminated the services of his lawyer, Bobo Ajudua.

In the midst of the ensuing online commotion, Isreal DMW posted a video on his Instagram account, celebrating and dancing joyfully in response to Bobo Ajudua’s dismissal.

Additionally, he shared a photo of Davido on his story with the remark, “Clear road sir.”

Now, months after the announcement of Bobo’s termination, the lawyer has posted a calming image of himself alongside Davido in the private jet.

In his post, he included the caption, On today’s episode of “Social distancing.” 😅 Home sweet home ! ✈️”

In other news, Celebrity stylist Toyin Lawani has revealed some enduring effects she is facing following the administration of epidural injections during her pregnancies.

In a candid video, she recounted her distressing experience and cautioned expectant mothers to reconsider their choice of epidural anesthesia during labor.

Lawani disclosed that since receiving epidural anesthesia for the births of her last two children, she has been plagued by spinal pain, paralysis, and respiratory issues.

She emphasized that healthcare professionals often neglect to inform patients about the potential long-term consequences associated with epidural injections.

“Doctors tell you about the side effects but do not tell you about the long-term effects on your body. I have about three friends having the same issues I am having. I am just 42, how did I end up with spine issues? I have implants in my spine, I go paralyzed, I can’t stand for long, and sometimes I can’t even breathe properly,” she lamented.