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Wizkid and Davido at war Again.

WizKid and Davido took a new turn at the just concluded one AFrica music fest held in Dubai.  
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It was reported that the beef started between the two camps,not the two superstars.
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The sold-out concert started on a high note until when Wizkid's manager, Sunday Are and Tekno had an altercation backstage. 

It all started when Are had insisted that Tiwa Savage must perform before Tekno, and once she's about to round up, she'll invite Wizkid to join her on stage and perform their latest collaboration, Malo. .

After their collaboration, Wizkid will then be joined by his band for his performance. That arrangement even though sound professional, was rejected by the organizers who wanted Wizkid to close the show. Unknown to Tiwa, Wizkid got on stage to perform #Malo with her.

After shutting down the One Africa Music Fest stage with his electrifying performance, Wizkid exited the building. .

By then Davido and his 15-man entourage had just arrived the venue. Within minutes, word reached the 30 Billion gang of what transpired between Wizzy's team and Tekno. .

Although, Davido did not react to the incident, some of his guys took it upon themselves to confront Wizkid,who was about leaving the venue in a Bentley. 

By this time, Wizkid was by his car taking pictures , when one of Davido's entourage approached his car and threatened him.

This threat did not go down well with the #Starboyentourage as fracas broke out between the two camp. 
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