Musiliu Akinsanya, better known as MC Oluomo, has become the target of intense online ridicule after Afrobeats superstar Davido publicly confronted him on Instagram over a simmering political dispute in Osun State.
The exchange, which took place on July 27, 2026, stems from a growing rift between MC Oluomo and Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke, Davido's uncle. Governor Adeleke recently moved to suspend operations of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) in Osun, a decision strongly opposed by MC Oluomo, who serves as the union's national president.
Davido's Sharp Instagram Jab
In a short but pointed Instagram story, Davido wrote in pidgin English: "@kingmcoluomo dem say u Dey game ... I doubt lol look ur mirror." The post came just hours after MC Oluomo, through his deputy Aliyu Issa Ore, declared that no state governor had the authority to suspend NURTW activities.
Davido's remark appeared to signal his loyalty to his uncle, dismissing any suggestion that MC Oluomo held leverage in the political tussle ahead of the Osun gubernatorial election scheduled for August 15, 2026.
Nigerians Flood Social Media with Reactions
The confrontation quickly went viral, with Nigerians flooding MC Oluomo's page with mocking comments, many echoing Davido's words. One user, oluwafemi_md, wrote: "Oga check mirror again this morning?" Another, ochiba_emmanuel88, said: "001 say make you look mirror?" barmo.gee added: "Them say make you look mirror ohh??"
Some commenters took a more direct jab at the NURTW president. Big950593 wrote: "Davido be your mate old mugu," while wegohardboyy quipped: "Omo eru APC you de game? Take baddest play fess."
Broader Context: Sophia Momodu's Swipe
The drama unfolded against the backdrop of another celebrity exchange: Davido's baby mama, Sophia Momodu, appeared to take a subtle swipe at him during an Instagram live session. In the video, Sophia claimed to be the only one catering to their daughter Imade's needs, saying: "Na only me my pikin get, nor be audio money. If bill come now from up, down, na me go settle am. Una know as e dey go. Make una leave all these audio money."
These incidents highlight the growing intersection of celebrity influence and political maneuvering in Nigeria, as the Osun gubernatorial election draws near.
