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Ubi Franklin welcomes Tekno back to Nigeria after undergoing treatment for his damaged vocal box (photos)

Nigerian singer, Tekno is back and looking pretty strong after undergoing treatment for his damaged vocal cords. Recall a while ago, Legit.ng reported the news of how the singer lost his voice after his vocal cords got damaged.

Well, it's been a few weeks and it appears all is well with the Pana singer whose real name is Augustine Miles Kelechi. He was recently spotted with his boss, Ubi Franklin. The Triple Mg boss shared the photo on his Instagram page, welcoming the singer home.

Sharing the photo with the singer, Franklin wrote: "Welcome back Man… Though you can’t still perform for now till you are fully recovered… we will turn for others and show love. Last night With @teknoofficial for a few shows.”

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Although he traveled out of the country for the surgery, the 25-year-old musician and father of one announced on December 6, that he will be dropping new music.

His announcement gave fans hope for the singer's health and well, it seems to have turned out pretty well.

Meanwhile, Davido new video, 'Wonder Woman' may have left some people unimpressed and this is not sitting well with the singer. A music critic identified on Twitter as Ayodeji, took to the platform to share his not-so-nice opinion about the song.

According to him, 'Wonder Woman' is trash and how the views went from over a hundred thousand to a million under 24 hours, is suspicious. His tweets suggested that Davido may have paid for fake YouTube views.

His tweet left the singer incensed and he threatened Ayodeji, daring him to come back to Nigeria or even Africa if he had the courage.

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