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How Davido caused Tagbo’s death

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More details have emerged revealing how Tagbo Umeike died on his birthday while in the company of Nigeria pop star, Davido.

Tagbo reportedly died after getting drunk at the birthday party attended by Davido.

Nollywood actress, Caroline Danjuma had accused Davido of having a hand in Tagbo’s death, but the singer denied the allegation.

But Pulse is reporting that Davido and others were allegedly playing a drinking game when Tagbo passed out.

The report claims that the drinking game idea allegedly started with Davido who promised to give a brand new iPhone 8 and N200,000 Naira to the winner.

Tagbo who was serious about winning the huge prize took an excess of the alcohol and suffered liver damage which resulted in his death.

Meanwhile, Tagbo’s friend, identified as Uthman Oluwadamilola, said ‘autopsy will reveal the truth’.

Oluwadamilola further shared photos of Tagbo with Davido and his car which was abandoned.

He wrote, “I don’t want to believe this story because you are mature to know your limit and this is not the first time hanging out with @davidoofficial.

“@tagb0 please wake up and tell us the true story. I won’t believe until I see u no more.

“I can’t see someone like you in my entire life, you don’t look down on anyone, fuck fame and any fucking shit attached, tag we got plans and now all is gone.

“RIP! But this is not the right time. I won’t feel till now until I need you as I will always do anyone who said ‘na too much alcohol or whatever.’

“Almighty God will throw sorrow in their family life and they will die early death insshallah, because no be today even though you drank anything it your birthday no one is right to blame you, f*ck fake friends#lessonlearned

“F**k fake friends! F**k all of you! Autopsy will reveal the truth.

“If na Lati or Mayorkun or Dremo, are you going to abandon them? F**k anybody saying sh*t! God will bring early death upon anyone blaming Tagbo.”

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