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Davido Shares Screenshot "Proof" That Wande Coal Asked for His Number Amid Ongoing Feud

 The Davido and Wande Coal saga has taken another turn, with Davido now sharing what he claims is direct proof backing up his earlier claims about the singer reaching out to him.

If you've been following the story, you'll remember Davido first addressed the tension by denying he said anything wrong in his interview, insisting Wande Coal had been "looking for his attention" and had recently asked for his phone number. Wande Coal quickly disputed that version of events, escalating things into a public back-and-forth on social media. Now, Davido has followed up with a screenshot that appears to support his side of the story.

The Screenshot in Question

The image circulating online shows what looks like a private chat message dated Wednesday, July 22, in which someone tells Davido that "Wande Coal" wants his number and asks whether they can share it with him. The message is timestamped and appears to have been edited before being shared, adding another layer to the ongoing dispute over whose version of events is accurate.

By putting this out publicly, Davido appears to be doubling down on his original claim rather than letting the disagreement quietly fade.

How We Got Here: The "Come My Way" Backstory

For context, this entire saga traces back to a years-old unreleased collaboration. Davido revealed during a recent podcast appearance that he had recorded a guest verse for Wande Coal's 2021 single "Come My Way," but the collaborative version never officially came out. According to Davido, the issue arose because Wande Coal reportedly wanted to release the original song first and then use Davido's verse for a later remix, an arrangement Davido said he wasn't comfortable with since he'd recorded the verse expecting it to be part of the main release.

Wande Coal fired back publicly, arguing that the song already had a set release plan before Davido's involvement and pointing out that "Come My Way" performed well commercially even without the added verse. His response made clear he felt Davido was trying to dictate how his own record should have been handled.

Davido responded to the pushback in a noticeably calmer tone, seemingly trying to defuse the situation rather than escalate it further.

Why the New Screenshot Matters

This latest post shifts the narrative slightly. Instead of continuing to argue about the shelved 2021 collaboration itself, Davido appears to be using the screenshot to support a separate, more recent claim: that Wande Coal has been trying to reconnect with him personally, regardless of how the "Come My Way" situation played out. By dating the screenshot to July, Davido seems to be suggesting that any personal reach-out came well before the current public dispute escalated.

Whether this screenshot actually proves what Davido intends it to remains up for interpretation. Screenshots shared without full context can be read multiple ways, and Wande Coal has not yet publicly responded to this specific post at the time of writing.

Fans Continue to Pick Sides

As with the earlier stages of this story, reactions online remain split. Some fans feel Davido is being transparent by backing up his claims with receipts, while others argue that publicly sharing private messages, even to prove a point, adds unnecessary fuel to a situation that could otherwise be resolved privately.

Given how much attention this saga has already generated, from the original podcast comments to the heated social media exchange over "Come My Way," it's unlikely this will be the final update. Both artists have shown they're willing to address the situation publicly rather than let it go quietly.

What's Next

For now, all eyes are on whether Wande Coal responds directly to this latest screenshot or continues to let his previous comments stand as his final word. Given the back-and-forth nature of this story so far, another response, from either side, wouldn't be surprising.

What's your take: does this screenshot actually prove Davido's claim, or is this feud better resolved away from social media? Let us know


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