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Following Davido’s recent Grammy loss, Nigerian cleric Prophet Chukwuemeka Odumeje has stepped forward with words of motivation, reminding the music superstar that awards do not determine his worth or influence.
The viral video of Odumeje speaking to Davido has sparked conversations online about resilience, talent, and the real measures of success.
Odumeje, known for his dramatic and heartfelt sermons, made it clear that the world’s recognition of Davido’s artistry far outweighs any trophy. “What is Grammy? Who knows Grammy? Grammy don’t make us to know you, Davido. We know you as a good singer. That is why we love you, not Grammy,” he said.
The cleric emphasized that genuine talent and global admiration cannot be measured by awards alone, highlighting the singer’s long-standing influence in African music and beyond.
Beyond consolation, Odumeje encouraged Davido to turn the Grammy snub into motivation for future achievements.
“You don’t allow somebody call to come and begin to use it to quench the fire of your joy. Go out there, get more inspiration to shock the world with another new music,” he advised. His words serve as a reminder that setbacks are opportunities to innovate, inspire, and reach even higher creative peaks.
The prophet also reminded Davido to stay grounded in his purpose, warning against distractions from naysayers. “When God lift you up, maintain that place that God keep you. Don’t allow people to carry their wickedness to distract you.
You are a very good singer,” he said. Odumeje’s message resonated with fans worldwide, emphasizing that true success comes from dedication, passion, and the legacy one leaves behind, rather than accolades alone.
This heartfelt intervention by Odumeje reinforces the idea that recognition comes in many forms, and even without a Grammy, Davido’s artistry, influence, and impact remain unquestionable.
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