Nigerian media aide to music star Davido, Israel DMW, has taken a swipe at his critics while enjoying a vacation in the United States.
In a video he shared online, he was seen dancing and mocking those who often criticize him, suggesting that if traveling to America were so easy, they would have done it themselves.
“Vacation shit.
You enter the America if e easy”.
In another post, he declared the country the most beautiful and best on Earth, insisting that America deserves all the pride.
“America is the most beautiful and the best country on this planet Earth for vacation shit.
Forget stories. They truly deserve all the pride”.
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In other news… Popular internet sensations, Happie Boys, are once again making headlines after receiving two brand new bikes from content creator Gossipmill and his associate, De Kings.
The duo, who became famous after quitting their security jobs to dance on duty, were invited over and surprised with the gifts in a moment that has now gone viral online.
Happie Boys first gained public attention in 2022 after videos of them dancing while working as security guards surfaced online. Their energetic performances earned them admiration from many Nigerians and eventually attracted the support of the General Overseer of Omega Power Ministries (OPM), Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere.
The clergyman sponsored the boys to study in Cyprus, turning their story into a celebrated “grass to grace” moment.
However, things later took a dramatic turn after disagreements emerged between the duo and the pastor. The boys publicly complained about hardship abroad and accused the church of abandoning them. The controversy escalated online, leading to backlash from many Nigerians.
The situation reportedly worsened until the boys were eventually deported back to Nigeria, sparking conversations online about fame, gratitude and missed opportunities.
Now back in the spotlight, the duo received fresh support after Gossipmill and De Kings gifted them two new motorcycles.
The gesture triggered mixed reactions on social media, with many Nigerians questioning whether the bikes would truly help the boys rebuild their lives.
