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Jaskaro (Daddyim) is getting dragged by his friend who supported him, but Daddyim rewarded him with peanuts. - Jaskaro is a good content creator, and he captivated a lot of people with his “I will praise you, Daddim” song and his consistency - In fact, Davido linked up with him, where he prepared several dishes for Davido, and Davido gifted him money. - The backstory is that when Jaskaro started his content creation journey, it was his friend, who is also his neighbor that was filming him and encouraging him not to stop. - According to the neighbor, when Davido called and asked him to come to Lagos, Davido asked how many people he was coming with. He said four people, but he excluded the neighbor who started content creation with him. - When he got to Lagos, people in his comment section started asking about the neighbor he used to create content with, and the Eko Hotel manager asked him to invite the neighbor. - Jaskaro then informed the neighbor that his flight had been booked to Lagos and that money for transport would be sent to him from their village to Asaba for the journey. - The sum of ₦50,000 was sent to the neighbor, and Jaskaro asked him to send ₦30,000 to him and use ₦20,000 for transport, which he did. - Jaskaro instructed him not to take pictures or videos when traveling or at the location. The neighbor’s phone later got damaged, and Jaskaro sent him ₦3,000 for repairs. - The neighbor revealed that a fan later got him an iPhone 12 Pro Max, but Jaskaro was angry and accused him of being ungrateful for not using the phone he repaired. - The neighbor also claimed that the total money he has ever received from Jaskaro is ₦15,500, mostly for transport fares to shoot content. - Netizens are angry and have called Jaskaro greedy for not taking care of his friend despite the money and opportunities he has received from Davido and fans. What are your thoughts ??

Northern influencers are rally behind Obi/Kwakwaso ✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾

Woke up in Los Angeles 🇺🇸

“KCEE called me broke, and I booked the next flight to Zanzibar to let him know I’m not broke,” — Opeyemi Famakin