Nigerian comedian and media personality Aderombi Adedayo, popularly known as DeeOne, has urged Afrobeats star Davido to centre his campaign for Governor Ademola Adeleke's re-election on the governor's achievements rather than his own celebrity status.
The controversial media personality stated this while reacting to Davido's active role as Head of Youth Mobilisation for Adeleke's campaign ahead of the August 15 governorship election in Osun State.
Speaking in a video shared on his official page on Friday, DeeOne argued that Adeleke would lose the election if Davido fails to showcase the governor's accomplishments over the past four years.
He insisted that the people of Osun State deserve good governance, not good entertainers, and urged the singer to use his uncle's records to campaign rather than relying on his personal brand.
He said:
"Instead of using yourself, your brand and name to campaign for your uncle after he spent four years in office, use the thing wey your uncle don do, the work he has done to campaign for him."
"No be say you go say, I'm Davido, vote for Adeleke. If you can't tell the public what your uncle has done as a governor, he will lose re-election. No need to say I'm Davido if the governor is working."
"Now, we are not voting with emotions. Showcase what your uncle has done for four years. Davido, the people of Osun State deserve good governance not good entertainers."



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