The upcoming album “More Love, Less Ego” by Nigerian megastar musician Wizkid is said to have been delayed.
By Omotayo Olutekunbi
The release of Wizkid’s fifth album, “More Love, Less Ego,” was scheduled for Thursday, November 3, 2022, at midnight. Two songs from the album, “Bad To Me” and “Money & Love,” were released one week prior to the anticipated album release.
However, Wizkid is rumored to have delayed the album release amid the gloomy clouds hanging over the entertainment industry.
The delay is in remembrance of the son of Davido, Ifeanyi, whose tragic demise has drawn sympathies from Nigerians, followers, coworkers, politicians, and people all over the world.
In response to the tragic news, Wizkid previously deleted some of the album promotion tweets he had sent hours earlier. He was also said to have postponed certain gigs following the toddler’s death.
Fans recently celebrated the vibrant son of one of Africa’s most popular artists as Ifeanyi celebrated his third birthday. Ifeanyi was allegedly left alone by his carers and drowned in a pool.
In reaction to his passing, the police revealed that 8 domestic staff members were called in for interrogation. According to the most recent information, six of the people who were brought in for questioning have been discharged while two have been held back for further investigation.
It’s unclear whether the later release date for Wizkid’s “More Love, Less Ego” on Apple Music still stands.
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