“wear clothes in your tax bracket” – Davido’s brother, Adewale to Nigerians

• Adewale Adeleke, the older brother of Afrobeats star Davido, has urged people to stop wearing fake designer items on the X platform.

• The father of two urged people to stop wearing fake items as they are easily noticeable.

Adewale Adeleke, the elder sibling of Afrobeats artist Davido, has utilized the X platform to urge individuals to refrain from donning counterfeit designer apparel.

In his post, the father of two emphasized that the use of fake items is easily discernible.

He further recommended that individuals should choose clothing that aligns with their financial means.

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In other news, Honourable Alex Ikwechegh has issued a public apology following allegations of assaulting a cab driver.

Reports emerged on Monday claiming that the House of Representatives member had physically confronted a cab driver who arrived at his home to deliver a package.

Social media users criticized his actions, calling on law enforcement to ensure that justice is upheld.

In response, Honourable Alex Ikwechegh publicly expressed remorse for his conduct on his social media platform.

He acknowledged that his actions were inconsistent with his usual character.

His words …

“Office of Rep. Alexander Mascot Ikwechegh

Press Statement FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Apology Regarding Recent Interaction with Citizen Stephen Abuwatseya

Abuja, FCT I Tuesday, October 29, 2024 — I wish to address an incident that occurred on Sunday involving an unfortunate exchange with Citizen Stephen Abuwatseya, an e-hailing cab driver.

What began as a misunderstanding escalated into actions and remarks | deeply regret, which do not reflect the values and character I strive to uphold, both as a citizen and as a representative of the people.

| sincerely apologize for my words and actions during this incident. I recognize the distress and frustration this has caused Citizen Abuwatseya, his family, and the public at large. As a public servant, | understand the weight of my role and how my words can impact others.

While I am human and not infallible, I remain accountable for my actions. Citizen Abuwatseya and I have explored alternative dispute resolution methods to address this issue and have reached a respectful resolution, which I am committed to following through.

Furthermore, I extend my heartfelt apologies to the Inspector General of Police, recognizing the unintended disparagement my remarks may have caused to his person, his office, and the entire institution. I reaffirm my respect for the Nigerian Police Force and the Inspector General’s commitment to maintaining law and order.

Additionally, I extend my sincere apologies to the leadership and members of this House and the National Assembly as a whole for any deficit in goodwill this incident may have caused. I am aware that my actions reflect not only on myself but also on this esteemed institution and the trust that the public places in us.

This incident has been a humbling reminder of the necessity for restraint and self-control, especially in challenging circumstances. I sincerely apologize for any pain or discomfort my actions may have caused, and I am committed to learning from this experience to grow into a better citizen and a more empathetic representative of the people.