Wizkid Begged Us To Shoot “Boogie Down” Video

Wizkid Begged Us To Shoot “Boogie Down” Video – Saeon’s Ex-Manager

The last has definitely not been heard about the matter about the brewing beef between pop stars, Wizkid and Saeon.
The drama all began when Saeon lashed out at Wizkid for not being polite enough to help promote the song, ‘Boogie down’ across his social media accounts.
Wizkid responded by saying Saeon is not his friend and he even gave her a fair deal by featuring on her song while threatening to beat her up.
Shedding more light on what really transpired between both parties, Saeon’s former manager who was in charge of the self styled Omo Ibadan’s dealings at the time the deal transpired, Alex Adegbenro who is now resident in UK, has granted an exclusive interview to a UK based radio station.
When he spoke with Thenet on air last week, Alex said:

‘I can’t really say much as well, I recently started getting calls from people too asking me what’s going on between Saeon and Wizkid, so I decided to go online to get myself informed as well, and lo and behold I found a video of Wizkid talking about Samklef and Saeon.
Contrary to Wizkid’s claims, Saeon at no point made any contact with the kid, until I set up a first meet up.

Speaking further, Alex only stopped short of branding Wizkid a serial liar by saying:

‘It’s funny when he said she slept in front of his house to beg him, I feel that’s a figure of speech and I feel it’s still wrong for him to say that.
She never had his contact, he also forgot that he started the same way, sleeping at OJB’s studio crying after M.I and so on.

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