David Ochayi
(Brymo. Photographer: TrendyBeatz)
Afro-soul artist Brymo has publicly challenged music stars Burna Boy, Davido, and 2Baba to break their silence regarding allegations that they were aware of his alleged forced initiation into a secretive group years ago under false pretenses.
In a candid revelation, the controversial singer disclosed that he endured years of secrecy before finally addressing the matter after persistent public pressure. He clarified that his intention isn’t to seek apologies but rather demands transparency from the artists about their alleged involvement.
“This isn’t about begging for forgiveness from Burna or Davido. I need them to confirm or deny their knowledge of what transpired between me and the group,” Brymo stated emphatically.
He recounted being deceived into attending what he believed was a casual meetup, only to face pressure about joining an exclusive circle. “Three prominent names surfaced in connection with this incident, but I chose silence—until now. Seven years later, the silence remains deafening,” he added, referencing the 2019 timeline.
The musician expressed frustration over their continued disregard for his claims, vowing to maintain public pressure. “They can’t hide behind secrecy when I’m broadcasting this across every platform—tweets, interviews, Instagram stories—you name it,” Brymo declared.
Dismissing the concept of belated apologies, he scoffed, “Delayed remorse means nothing. Seven years of silence voids any ‘sorry’ now.”
Brymo also fired back at Burna Boy’s past remarks about perseverance in the industry, retorting, “Telling me to ‘hustle’? Really? Have they checked my discography or streaming numbers lately?” His remarks underscored his irritation at perceived dismissiveness from peers.
