Story for the gods - Davido says regarding his uncle’s candidature nullification by Abuja high court

A popular Nigerian singer Davido, who is widely known for his unreserved supports for his uncle, Senator Ademola Adeleke, has once again taken to social media to clap hard in favor of his kin.

Legit.ng had previously gathered the report of the nullification of the candidature of Adeleke as the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Part (PDP), in the September 2018 governorship election that held in Osun state, by a high court sitting in Abuja.

This had been on the grounds that the ‘dancing senator’ as many refer to him, does not possess the requisite educational qualification to vie for the post.

Davido has now taken to popular micro-blogging platform Twitter, to give his reaction to the news.

The singer responding to a tweet by Sahara Reporters had simply tweeted saying: "Story for the gods''

See the tweet below:

Some of his followers took to the comment section in support of the singer.

See reactions below:

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His statement is inspired by the title of a popular hit song by talented music act, Olamide.

It would be recalled that the singer had previously taken to his Instagram page some weeks ago, in celebration of the tribunal’s declaration of his uncle as the winner of the 2018 Osun gubernatorial elections.

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