Afrobeats superstar Davido, whose real name is David Adeleke, has stirred online conversations after sharing a candid reflection on life’s challenges.
The “Unavailable” singer took to his official X (formerly Twitter) account to remind his followers that everyone faces struggles, no matter their success or status.
In his post, Davido wrote, “I like as God share problem give everybody,” a comment many saw as a reminder that hardships are a universal part of life.
Within just two hours, the tweet had drawn significant attention, racking up over 16,000 likes, more than 4,000 retweets, and upwards of 3,000 comments, as fans weighed in on his message.
The post comes during a turbulent period in the singer’s life, which includes missing out on a Grammy Award for the second year in a row to South African sensation Tyla, as well as mourning the recent loss of a close friend factors that give extra context to his words.
Social media users responded with a mix of empathy, humor, and reflection, turning the post into a space for shared understanding about life’s universal challenges.
See post below:
I like as God share problem give everybody
— Davido (@davido) March 18, 2026
Read some comments below:
@Big_gracee, “But na your own problem plenty pass oo… You never win Grammy You never write your own song You never enter Billboard 100 You never sell out Stadium in Europe You never hit any global hit song You never settle Enu case for court You dey always beg for Toto.”
@seanpepisky, “Las las everyone has what they are dealing with. My prayer for you whoever gets to see this is; may your problem not be too much for you to handle alone. God no give you problem wey go make you Dey beg people for help🙏🏾.”
@Real_AdaKing, “You self don dey hustle for Elon Musk payout Because which kin tweet be this 😏😏😏.”
@MrCentc, “001. e be like problems pass problems oooo money fit solve some. others na suicide straight Make God see us through 🙏.
@evagrin_, “is there a possibility that there’s a human on this planet that doesn’t have at least one problem?”