David Adeleke known professionally as Davido released his highly awaited sophomore album titled "A better time" on the 13th of November,2020.

The album was initially scheduled for release in July but due to some reasons and the EndSARS protest,the album was delayed till November.

Davido featured top international artists and producers including Chris Brown, Nicki Minaj, Nas, Young Thug,Lil Baby, Fresh VDM, Speroach Beats and many other music heavyweights.

Ever since the album was released,it has been doing well on music charts across Africa,Europe and America.

The album reached number one in over 10 countries,peaked at No. 5 on US iTunes Chart,No. 5 on UK Apple Albums Chart and also debuted at No. 170 on the Popular Billboard 200.

Recently,after the Billboard World Music Albums Chart was updated,it was revealed that Davido's album "A better time" has debuted on number 4 on the Chart.

Davido did a good job this time by debuting on Number #4 on this chart. Wizkid's made in Lagos debited at number 7 on this same chart but remember that Burna Boy's album debuted at number 1 on this chart in August which means Davido needs to go the extra mile to beat Burna Boy's record on the Chart.

Let's see how far Davido's album goes on this chart. Kindly leave a comment and share.

An American professor popularly known on twitter as Prof. Steve Hanke has tagged President Mohammadu Buhari twitter account in his post which has generated lots of reactions, and has gained the attention of the twitter users.

Professor Steve Hanke is an American applied economist at John Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland. Born on the 29th of December 1942, Steve Hanke is a Senior Fellow, and Director of the "Troubled Currencies Project" at the libertarian Cato Institute in Washington, DC. Checkout what he said about Buhari, and Nigeria's Government in the screenshot of his tweet below;

See twitter users reactions below;

Omodamwen Johnson said "Our president is doing his very best. He is human. We ought to stand behind him in prayers and not tear him up with unproductive words"

@agbrokonero said "U are a prof, be more scientific in ur conclusions. D man has instituted a lot of policies, list them, criticise them & tell us how u arrived at ur conclusion. For analytical minds like me, we wld now appreciate ur hypothesis"

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