The superstars appeared to have found peace individually as they enjoyed their holiday in Ghana.

In a video that was shared on social media, Burna Boy looked very happy with his stay in the city of Accra after being joined by his British-Jamaican girlfriend, Stefflon Don.

The ‘African Giant’ star couldn’t help gushing about Stefflon Don with the words, “See my sitim,” as his girlfriend was seen riding on a horse by the beachside.

Similarly, Wizkid was spotted in midst of Ghanaian celebrities. The ‘Made In Lagos’ star was seen grooving with singer King Promise, Blaq Jerzee and clique.

Also, Davido, who had threatened to quit music, was caught chilling with another Ghanaian singer, Stonebwoy in the state.

The FEM singer posted a picture of himself with Stonebwoy’s daughter, Catherine Jidula.

It was reported that there was a brawl between Davido and Burna Boy at Twist Club and Lounge, in Accra. In a viral, Wizkid was sighted at the same club drinking from a bottle to avoid trouble.

In football there are ups and downs, you win some you lose some, and one way or the other defeat is inevitable in the beautiful game. The fun of it is why fanatics make predictions, place bets, view and wait for results… Interesting is in the front. Let’s review the top six biggest defeats in football history.

6. Manchester United 8-2 Arsenal (2011)

The one-way match started with Danny Welbeck’s first goal for Man United in the 22nd minute. Then, Robin Van Persie had the opportunity to equalise on the penalty spot but missed, and then Arsenal conceded two goals. At the end of the first half, the gunners were able to keep the score at 1-3. But the second half was a horror show for the North Londoners.

Goals from Nani, Park Ji Sung, Ashley Young and Wayne Rooney (scored two more goals) drowned Arsene Wenger’s men in the deep blue sea before Van Persie got a consolation goal. At the end of the match, 8-2 was the final score, the Old Trafford experiencing sheer masterclass while their rivals wallow in pain, agony and shame.

Middlesbrough 8-1 Manchester City

Oh, the days before the takeover. Richard Dunne's red card left a gaping void in Manchester City's defence and Stewart Downing, Afonso Alves, Adam Johnson, Fábio Rochemback and Jérémie Aliadière exploited it. Elano scored a late consolation.

5. Real Madrid 11-1 Barcelona

On 13 June 1943, Real Madrid went against Barcelona, where they defeated the team 11–1 at home in the second leg of a semi-final of the Copa del Generalísimo or the Copa del Rey as we know it today. In the first leg, the two teams went against each other in Barcelona's Les Corts stadium in Catalonia where Barcelona won the match 3-0. The Los Blancos were not ok with the result and they complained about all the three goals allowed for Barcelona. As a result of this match, Barcelona fans were banned from traveling to Madrid for the second leg and they started the match under these circumstances. Just after 30 minutes of the match, Real Madrid went 2–0 up and they continued scoring goals one after another, finishing the El Clasico with an 11-1 result.

4. Stoke City 6-1 Liverpool

Liverpool's heaviest top-flight defeat since 1963 just happened to come in Steven Gerrard's final game. What should have been a fitting send-off for the legendary skipper turned into a complete nightmare with his side falling to a 5-0 deficit by half-time. According to Ryan Shawcross, the Stoke players were so speechless in the dressing room they simply burst out laughing. Brutal.

3. Bolivia 6-1 Argentina

Diego Maradona had just come in the rescue the floundering Argentina National Team that was struggling to qualify for the 2010 World Cup, but Bolivia put a huge damper on their chances in April 2009. The 6-1 defeat in Bolivia is Argentina's worst in World Cup qualifying and came on the back of three victories and no goals conceded since Maradona was instated in November 2008. 

2. Brazil 1-7 Germany

This World Cup fixture followed a very similar narrative to that of Bayern vs Barcelona in the 2020 Champions League (more to come on that in a second). A once great side who are not as good as they used to be but have been successfully papering over cracks for some time and still carry an air of prestige about them get completely exposed and trounced. And Jerome Boateng and Thomas Muller were present on both occasions.

Everything made this defeat iconic: it was the mighty, entertaining football juggernauts Brazil, on home soil in the World Cup semi final in front of a home crowd who were convinced that their side were going to stroll to World Cup glory. Instead, they got completely, utterly and fully deservedly battered. Falls from grace don't get much bigger.

1. Barcelona 2-8 Bayern Munich

The biggest defeats in football history!One of the most crushing losses in soccer history is Barcelona’s loss against Bayern Munich in the 2019-20 Champions League quarterfinals. Everyone supposed the Blaugranas will win the match or at last finish it as a draw. However, not only they didn’t, but also they lost the match with a 2-8 result! Thomas Muller started the scoring sheet of the match in the 4th minute and just after three minutes, Alaba scored the first goal for his team.

However, that was not the end and in the next 83 minutes of the match, the Bavarians scored 6 more goals, while only Luis Suarez could score a goal for the hosts! It also has to be mentioned that Philippe Coutinho, who is a barca player, but kicks the ball for Bayern on loan, was the player who scored two goals for his team with the second one just one minute before the end of the match.