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Again, David never said he was in competition with anyone. So why are busybody Nigerians way no get job go dey make ridiculous comparison for only God knows. So, person no fit leave them private quiet life the way them want am?. Most we always judge people by class, quality, social status or what exactly is your problem?

brain54:
I don't see it as a shade though...

More like acknowledging/pointing out the uniqueness and diversity of the Nigerian people.

Personally I prefer eazy's style.

This Mr eazy needs to clear the air as to whether he is Nigerian or Ghanian. I saw some videos yesterday on YouTube and he was been referred to as a Ghanian.

I believe most people are confused as to his original and true nationality!

Yeah Tosin Ajibade is a Ghanaian

tegrianonigltd:
Description is the word there, describing the event, both famous and people who aren’t famous were there. Carnival! It was a carnival, colorful and loud.

Read from an educated person perspective.

^^^

Why compare the two? It's only in Nigeria that someone will run their mouth like this at what doesn't concern them. Weddings are a personal event. Let people do them however they want. It's none of your business.

If them insult you now, you will log into "sosho" media and start crying about respect

brain54:
I don't see it as a shade though...

More like acknowledging/pointing out the uniqueness and diversity of the Nigerian people.

Personally I prefer eazy's style.

This Mr eazy needs to clear the air as to whether he is Nigerian or Ghanian. I saw some videos yesterday on YouTube and he was been referred to as a Ghanian.

I believe most people are confused as to his original and true nationality!

In these days of hungry and illiterate bloggers everywhere who can do anything to drive traffic, never believe everything you read and watch on the internet unless it is from a reputable and verifiable media outlet that has everything to lose.

We should be the ones who need to develop a research mentality about any information that catches our fancy instead of waiting to be spoonfed.

If Eazi whose real name is Oluwatosin Oluwole Ajibade sounds in anyway Ghanaian to you and whose only affiliation to Ghana is moving there at the age of 16 to further his education also connotes citizenship of Ghana to you, then all the best to you..

yummy001:
In these days of hungry and illiterate bloggers everywhere who can do anything to drive traffic, never believe everything you read and watch on the internet unless it is from a reputable and verifiable media outlet that has everything to lose.

We should be the ones who need to develop a research mentality about any information that catches our fancy instead of waiting to be spoonfed.

If Eazi whose real name is Oluwatosin Oluwole Ajibade sounds in anyway Ghanaian to you and whose only affiliation to Ghana is moving there at the age of 16 to further his education also connotes citizenship of Ghana to you, then all the best to you..

Unfortunately, these weren't even Nigerian or even African bloggers.

It was a foreign podcast (American)!

tegrianonigltd:
Description is the word there, describing the event, both famous and people who aren’t famous were there. Carnival! It was a carnival, colorful and loud.

Read from an educated person perspective.

Carry your ChatGPT nonsense away from here. He simply said Davido's wedding is tasteless and chaotic. You don't need an AI chat or to tell you that. He's also in the entertainment industry, why set up two colleagues against each other?

brain54:
Unfortunately, these weren't even Nigerian or even African bloggers.

It was a foreign podcast (American)!

The fact that it is a foreign podcast doesn't automatically make them a reliable source of information.. The way we have dumb Africans is the way same way we have dumb Americans who still think Africa is a country and everyone from there still lives under a tree.

There are also hungry foreign platforms that would do everything for traffic like their African counterparts.. So that doesn't in anyway change anything. You should be the one to develop a deep research culture so as to be immune to all these junk media outlets, either local or foreign.

If it was a reputable media outlet that would take time to do their research before putting out the information, it would have been a different ball game.

Una juz gather dey drink panadol for headache wey no affect una....,But based on subject mata,I prefer Mr Eazi's style of wedding..,very gentle with class,just selected few ...Like my wedding reception was done at top5place events hall at VI with only 80 invited guests exclude her maid (aso ebi) and my guys (men on suit) live band (12) DJ ((4) decorator and vendors (12) security (6) ....very peaceful where me gathered & feed crowd was at the Thanksgiving service/ceremony almost everybody for golden estate.... Anyway d main koko naw after the wedding WHAT NEXT

...and what's your business?

mariovito:
I see no shade anywhere

He simply highlighted the fact that we have it all any how you want am.

You want am loud?

We get am

You want am quiet?

We get am.

If we all behaved the same way, don't you think life and existence would be bland and boring?

After all, Variety is the spice of life.

That's a shade.
Gaudy connotes negative meaning.

What's there to even be proud of when the couple is ashame to celebrate their wedding in their own country?

lagostrendboy:
“One Was a Gaudy Carnival, the Other an Exhibition of Class” – Patrick Doyle on Two High-Profile Nigerian Weddings

Veteran media personality Patrick Doyle has shared his candid thoughts on the contrast between two recently held high-profile Nigerian weddings that took place in the United States and Europe. Eyes Of Lagos reports,

Taking to social media, Doyle described how the two ceremonies showcased very different sides of Nigerian society.
Patrick Doyle’s Observations

In his words:



https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1B5GTrkwrF/


Social Media Buzz

His post has since generated discussions online, with many Nigerians debating which weddings he was referring to, while others applauded his boldness in pointing out the duality of Nigerian culture—loud and flamboyant yet stylish and sophisticated.

https://eyesoflagos.com/patrick-doyle-throws-shade-at-davidos-wedding-hails-another/

Bloggers sha. How did he shade Davido's wedding ooo?!🤷🏾‍♂️