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Davido Reveals The Career Path He Would Have Chosen Without Music

(Davido. Photo by Sun Nigeria)
Afrobeats star David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has revealed that he would still have found his way into the entertainment industry even if a music career hadn’t worked out.
Speaking in an interview with Kiss Xtra, the Grammy-nominated singer said his love for show business would have led him to run a record label or a media company.
He said he would probably have ended up as a label owner or running a media house, given how much he has always loved entertainment, adding that even if he were working in his father’s office, he could still see himself running a side business, such as a music label, simply out of his love for music.
Davido also revealed that he holds a BSc in Business Management and could have pursued a corporate career instead.
He said with his degree, he could walk into a place like Barclays and try to get a job, insisting he genuinely could land one, noting that he has a résumé to back it up.
Davido rose to prominence in 2012 with “Dami Duro,” the second single from his debut album “Omo Baba Olowo.”

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