”Nigeria will stress you” – Davido shows the difference between his US and Nigerian passport

 


International singer-songwriter, David Adeleke aka Davido has taken to social media to reveal how the Nigerian situation affects a person.

He did a comparison using his face on his American passport and the one on his Nigerian passport.

The singer’s face on his American passport had a brighter more colourful appearance, whereas the Nigerian passport showed a gloomy dull face in a black and white background.


Davido shared the photos via his Instagram story and noted how the stress of Nigeria made him appear that way in his passport.

The musician captioned; ”See my face for my yankee passport

See my face for my Naija passport, Nigeria will stress you.”

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