Nigerian social media activist Verydarkman has issued a challenge to renowned Afrobeats artist Davido, urging him to maintain his political activism as the 2027 general elections approach. This call comes in light of Davido's previous vocal opposition to the All Progressives Congress (APC) during the Osun State governorship campaign for his uncle, Ademola Adeleke.

Verydarkman highlighted Davido's active role in criticizing the APC while supporting his uncle's candidacy, questioning the singer's current stance towards the party. In a recent statement, he expressed concern over Davido's apparent shift in relationship with the APC, suggesting that the artist should leverage his influence to speak out against the party if he genuinely believes that Nigerians are disillusioned with its governance.

The activist emphasized, "When them dey fight for your uncle, APC na devil. APC bad. You were actively campaigning against APC because your uncle, your family was involved." He pointed out that while Davido was passionately engaged in the political landscape during the last elections, his current silence raises questions about his commitment to the issues affecting Nigerians.

Verydarkman expressed hope that as the 2027 elections draw near, Davido will once again raise his voice against the APC, especially as public sentiment grows increasingly critical of the party. "I hope say in 2027 your voice go dey loud. Because you involved social media and everybody was actively following the election and supporting your uncle," he stated.

This challenge reflects a growing expectation among fans and activists for public figures to remain consistent in their political engagement, particularly as Nigeria faces significant challenges leading up to the next elections. Verydarkman's comments resonate with a broader call for accountability and active participation from influential personalities in shaping the political discourse in the country.

As the 2027 elections approach, the spotlight will be on Davido and other prominent figures to see if they will step up and voice their positions on critical national issues, especially regarding the APC's governance and its impact on the Nigerian populace.