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| Photo Credit: Logo Olori & Davido |
Davido Music Worldwide (DMW) artist Logos Olori recently shared his thoughts on label boss Davido during an appearance on the Wahala Podcast. The singer highlighted the Afrobeats star’s strong work ethic and passion for music, noting that it stands out given Davido’s well-known family background and success.
According to Olori, Davido approaches his craft with the intensity of someone still building a career from the ground up. He described the star as highly driven by competition in the industry and genuine enjoyment of creating music rather than purely financial motives. Olori emphasized Davido’s passion and suggested that the competitive environment of Nigerian and global Afrobeats keeps him motivated to stay active and productive.
Olori also touched on how he joined the DMW roster. He explained that Davido signed him after he contributed to the writing of the hit track “Unavailable.” Prior to fully committing to music in Nigeria, Olori said he had been living comfortably in Dubai. The decision to return and focus on his career full-time marked a significant shift that led to his current place under Davido’s label.
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These comments offer a glimpse into the relationship between Davido and one of his signees.
Logos Olori has previously spoken about his songwriting contributions and the professional side of working with the DMW boss, including aspects of royalties and creative collaboration. The podcast remarks reinforce a picture of Davido as an artist who remains deeply engaged with the creative process even after achieving major commercial success.
Related notes on industry dynamics
In a separate recent interview, fellow Afrobeats artist Rema addressed online speculation about any tension with Davido. Speaking with Ebro Darden and Laura Stylez, Rema stated there are no issues between them and expressed respect for established artists in the Nigerian music scene. He pointed to fan-driven comparisons as a common source of perceived rivalries, noting that he had previously tried to discourage such narratives among his own supporters.
Comments like those from Logos Olori and Rema highlight ongoing conversations about work ethic, competition, and relationships within Afrobeats. As the genre continues to grow internationally, insights from artists close to major figures like Davido provide useful perspective for fans following the scene.
Chioma Adeyemi is an entertainment and music writer at Naijapiz. She covers Nigerian music, celebrity news, Nollywood, Big Brother Naija, and lifestyle.
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