Oga Continues to Offer the Top Bargain

Gbenga Adebayo

February 2, 2026

Isreal DMW has shared his unwavering support for Davido after the Afrobeat star missed out on a Grammy win at the 2026 awards ceremony held in Los Angeles.

Despite high hopes, Davido lost the Best African Music Performance category to South Africa’s rising star Tyla, whose hit Push to Start secured the coveted trophy. Other nominees included Burna Boy, Ayra Starr, Wizkid, and Eddy Kenzo.

While many fans voiced their frustration online, Isreal DMW took a different approach—celebrating his boss’s legacy beyond awards. In a heartfelt Instagram post, he emphasized Davido’s unmatched influence in the music industry.

His caption read: “Award or no award, Oga remains the King! The hits keep coming, and trust me, the world ain’t ready for what’s next.”

“The music never stops—just wait for it!”

Gbenga Adebayo

Gbenga Adebayo is a veteran entertainment journalist with over a decade of experience covering the Nigerian music scene. His expertise lies in Afrobeats, Highlife, and Gospel music analysis, including in-depth reviews and industry trend forecasting. Gbenga has interviewed top-tier artists and is trusted for his objective, data-driven reporting on album sales and chart performance. He is committed to providing Amonpoint readers with authoritative and accurate music news.

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