Davido: Immigration Officers extorted me

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                                  Photo of Davido


The Nigerian Immigration Service has denied Davido claim that it officials attempted to export the music star upon travelling to London, England. NIS Public Reations Officrs Emeka Obua said the star did not provide his Nigerian Passport upon arrival at the Murtala Mohammed International airport, The star reportedly forgot his passport at home and only presented officials with his US passport.
The NIS said the star returned the next day with the correct identification and embarked on his trip.

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