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Davido Pulls Out of 50 Cent’s London Show Over Professional Concerns

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Nigerian music star David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has announced his withdrawal from 50 Cent’s forthcoming concert in London, where he was initially scheduled to perform alongside Mary J. Blige.

The concert, part of 50 Cent’s Final Lap Legacy Tour, is slated for 3 July 2025 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Davido made the announcement via a statement posted on his Instagram stories on Saturday, 14 June. He clarified that his decision to pull out was not related to ticket sales, but rather due to professional concerns.

“This decision is not a reflection of turnout or support; it is a matter of principle and respect for my craft, my fans, and the culture I represent,” he stated.

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He went on to explain that although there had been strong fan support and high ticket demand, persistent issues with event planning led to his withdrawal.

The statement reads:
“Over the past few weeks, I have extended my full support and professionalism to The Neto Future Group, promoters of @iconicpresents, with the sincere intention of delivering a performance that meets the high standards my fans deserve.

“Despite strong fan support and impressive ticket sales, there have been major misalignments regarding the event’s execution, particularly concerning key elements required to uphold the integrity and quality of my performance.

“Unfortunately, these issues remain unresolved.

“As a result, I regret to inform you that I will no longer be performing at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on July 3rd. Please note, the show still holds, but without Davido.

“My team and I have worked tirelessly in preparation, and I am incredibly grateful to the thousands of fans who purchased tickets in anticipation.”

Reassuring his fans, the Unavailable hitmaker confirmed that the rest of his summer shows remain unaffected:
“London, I’ll see you guys soon, I promise!

“Rest of the shows this summer are still happening. 5ive is still alive! See you guys in Germany, Portugal, Belgium, Canada and the US! Africa must be respected.”

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