The singer broke the news himself via his Instagram story, sharing images of an overturned vehicle and explaining what led to the crash. According to him, the accident happened after his driver reportedly fell asleep while driving.

“My driver slept off. Thank God for life. This was Abuja yesterday,” May D wrote alongside the photos.

The incident has since sparked concern among fans, many of whom took to social media to express relief that the singer came out alive.

May D rose to fame in the early 2010s and remains best known for a string of hit songs that dominated clubs and airwaves at the time. His 2013 breakout single, Soundtrack, quickly became a fan favourite, followed by other popular tracks such as Ile Ijo and So Many Tinz.

He also gained widespread attention after featuring on Chop My Money, a P-Square hit that included American singer Akon and enjoyed massive rotation across Africa and beyond.

Before launching his solo career, May D was signed to Square Records, the now-defunct label owned by twin brothers Peter and Paul Okoye of P-Square, alongside their elder brother, Jude Okoye.

At the time, the label ranked among the most influential in the Nigerian music industry, riding on P-Square’s continental success while introducing new talents to the mainstream.

Thankfully, May D’s post suggests he is safe, with no serious injuries reported.

May D survives a ghastly accident in Abuja pic.twitter.com/XPlCRPEWDh

— Metro Naija (@metronaija) February 8, 2026

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The Soundtrack crooner, alongside street-pop star Small Doctor, thrilled fans at the Huspuppi Cup opening ceremony in Oworoshoki. However, clips of May D performing in front of a lively street crowd quickly surfaced online, triggering mixed reactions.

The drama escalated when Tufab, a close associate of Wizkid, threw shade with a mocking tweet: “For May D mind he dey perform for 02 Arena. Sold Out.” Although he later deleted the post, it had already gone viral and stirred widespread backlash.

 

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Veteran DJ Neptune came to May D’s defense, slamming Tufab for belittling an artist earning an honest living through music. “Your fellow man is hustling legally for his daily bread with his God-given talent, and this is what you have to say? Everything shouldn’t be for cruise. E red today, no mean say e no go green tomorrow. SMH,” he tweeted.

Sigh! Your fellow man is hustling legally for his daily bread with his God-given talent, and this is what you have to say? Everything shouldn’t be for cruise. E red today, no mean say e no go green tomorrow. SMH https://t.co/hBEn6yxDC1

— DJ Neptune #GreatnessIII (@deejayneptune) September 16, 2025

Rapper Skales also waded in, dragging Tufab for constantly trolling artists online. He described him as “an old man, probably almost 40, who has no real job but spends time insulting people like he’s in his early 20s.”

Tufab is an old man prolly almost 40 that comes online to troll nighas but has no real job with his ugly scar face … what he does online is what someone that’s in their early 20’s do .. ass kisser .. beggy beggy … insulting artiste as if you have achieved anything for yourself…

— SKALES (@youngskales) September 17, 2025

Disrespecting people’s hustle when you have none … gambler oshi

— SKALES (@youngskales) September 17, 2025

The spat didn’t end there, as Tufab clapped back at Skales, intensifying the online drama.

See the stupid Skales. Typical useless hypocrite, na now you wan post May D say God bless you. abi u dy use style mock am inside ur ugly mind.. So when it trended days ago why you no tweet in support. Fake asss Modaphucker. People saying I dy make enemies shay na dis kind of…

— Dr Fab (@Tufab) September 17, 2025

Meanwhile, May D himself addressed the controversy in an Instagram Story, defending his Lagos street audience: “Those guys are human too, you all should shut up,” he wrote.

God bless you Mayd …, na honest work you dey do you no kill person… stay deligent …GOD GATCHYOU BROTHER.. I am praying for you https://t.co/kJy1EApry6

— SKALES (@youngskales) September 17, 2025

The incident has since divided opinions across social media. While some fans commended May D for staying grounded and performing anywhere he is called, others argued over whether the trolling crossed the line. Many also praised his spirited performance at the Lagos event.

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Nigerian singer and songwriter May D has revealed a near-death experience involving a wrong medical injection that left him hospitalized and unconscious.

Taking to X (formerly Twitter), May D shared a photo of himself in a weakened, sleeping state on a hospital bed, captioning it:

“Thanking God for life.”

In a follow-up tweet, he disclosed the terrifying cause of his health scare:

“I was given the wrong injection and God later brought me back to life ❤️. That’s why I thank him everyday.”

Though he did not go into the specifics of the incident — such as the type of injection or the hospital involved — his message underscored deep gratitude for surviving what could have been a fatal medical error.

May D’s story has since drawn an outpouring of concern and support from fans and colleagues in the music industry.

Thanking God for Life !! ❤️ pic.twitter.com/r6Q8o7ZRWl

— May D 🦁 (@MisterMayD) May 3, 2025

I was given the wrong injection and God later brought me back to life !! ❤️ that’s why I thank him everyday

— May D 🦁 (@MisterMayD) May 3, 2025

Recall, May D explained that he never opened a bank account because all his bookings were managed by Jude Okoye, P-Square’s elder brother and manager. “I didn’t have a bank account for the four years that I was with P-Square, but it’s not their fault because I was supposed to open one,” he clarified.

He noted that despite participating in endorsement deals and performances, the payments were always directed to Jude, which left him with little to no financial independence. “Even when we had endorsements, they’d have to call Jude first, and I lost all the endorsements,” May D recounted.

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• May D fires back at fan over social media comment

Nigerian singer May D has responded to a Wizkid fan who attempted to mock him on social media after a follower requested financial assistance.

The exchange took place on X (formerly Twitter) on Friday, March 7, 2025, when a fan reached out to the Soundtrack crooner, saying: “May D, show me love.”

In response, May D simply replied, “Send aza,” implying that the fan should send their account details.

However, a Wizkid supporter quickly reacted with a sarcastic comment:
“Person wey no get shishi,” suggesting that May D was broke.

Not one to let the insult slide, May D fired back, taking a jab at the fan’s idol:
“If your oga get shishi, him for no direct him video himself, fool.”

The comment was a clear reference to Wizkid’s recent decision to self-direct his music video for Kese—a move that had sparked mixed reactions online.

The heated exchange has since gone viral, igniting debates among fans about the ongoing online rivalries in the Nigerian music industry.

Between singer May D and a Wizkid’s fan who called him broke. pic.twitter.com/45yD5Dz5qi

— YabaLeftOnline (@yabaleftonline) March 7, 2025

Recall, May D ignited discussions on social media after strongly cautioning fans against comparing him to Afrobeats superstar Wizkid.

The Ile Ijo hitmaker took to X (formerly Twitter) to assert his unique position in the Nigerian music industry, emphasizing that he is in a league of his own.

“Don’t ever compare me to anyone in this industry again!! Especially Wiz!! I’m a different breed!!! GOD’s baby,” May D wrote.

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Featuring May D, Fatboy E, and Smada, the track has been making waves since its release in February 2025, quickly becoming one of the most talked-about songs of the year.

Conse is a perfect fusion of street credibility and infectious Afrobeat rhythms, proving once again that Niphkeys and Odumodublvck are masters of their craft.

With lyrics that resonate with everyday struggles and triumphs, the song has struck a chord with listeners from the streets of Lagos to global Afrobeat fans. Its heavy rotation across platforms suggests it is already on its way to becoming an anthem.

The music video, while keeping a simple yet visually striking concept, enhances the song’s appeal with vibrant colors and dynamic storytelling. Since its debut, Conse has dominated playlists, further cementing its place in the Afrobeat scene.

This release not only reinforces Afrobeat’s global influence but also highlights the seamless synergy between emerging and established artists. As Conse continues to climb the charts, it serves as a testament to the genre’s evolution and the power of collaboration in creating timeless music.

Listen to Conse here

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• ‘I’m a different breed! GOD’s baby’ – Mr May D declares amid comparisons

Nigerian singer Akinmayokun Awodumila, popularly known as May D, has ignited discussions on social media after strongly cautioning fans against comparing him to Afrobeats superstar Wizkid.

The Ile Ijo hitmaker took to X (formerly Twitter) to assert his unique position in the Nigerian music industry, emphasizing that he is in a league of his own.

“Don’t ever compare me to anyone in this industry again!! Especially Wiz!! I’m a different breed!!! GOD’s baby,” May D wrote.

His statement quickly sparked debates among fans, with some questioning his stance while others supported his claim.

Amid the ongoing discussions, May D recalled a past incident where Wizkid performed his song “Too Fine” (a collaboration with Kel) while he was in the audience.

“I remember when I went to an event and Wizkid was performing my song with Kel, ‘Too Fine,’ and I was in the crowd. I still love him till date, but never compare,” he added.

May D rose to fame after signing with Square Records (P-Square’s former record label) in 2011. However, he parted ways with the label in August 2012, a move he believes had a major impact on his career.

His latest remarks have reignited conversations about his legacy in the music industry and his place among Afrobeats icons.

Don’t ever compare me to anyone in this industry again !! Especially wiz!! I’m a different breed!!! GOD’s baby

— May D 🦁 (@MisterMayD) March 3, 2025

I remember when I went to an event and Wizkid was performing my song with kel "too fine" and I was in the crowd 😂 I still love him till date but never compare

— May D 🦁 (@MisterMayD) March 3, 2025

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The song showcases intricate wordplay and captivating rhythms, making it a standout addition to the Afrobeats scene. With the full lyrics, you can experience the song and its engaging lyrics.

Enjoy immersing yourself in the vibrant sounds and lyrical depth of ‘Conse!’

Niphkeys, Odumodublvck, May D, Fatboy E & Smada – Conse Lyrics

It’s crazy Niphkeys ha ha

She go pull up with her own goons
She say
She go like play small conse
Conse conse
I go pull up with my own goons
I say
I go like play small conse
Conse conse
Conse conse

I go concentrate
Before I been climb this girl I been contemplate
Concentrate (Pemulate)
I swear I go use number six
I go permutate
Conse conse
Conse conse
Conse conse
Conse conse
Conse conse
Conse

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As expected, Niphkeys and Odumodublvck newly released single ‘Conse‘ is quickly becoming one of the most talked-about songs released in the month of February 2025. The group, which includes the famous May D, Fatboy E, and Smada, has captured the essence of Afrobeat with its catchy beat and funny lyrics. Listeners are already thinking about the song “Before I climb this girl, I go concentrate, conse,” which is likely to be all over playlists and the airwaves for the next few weeks.

Conse is not just a song; it’s a mood, a street hymn that links with the madness of city life. When artists play strong melodies and an appealing hook together, they create a new energy that speaks to the pulse of street culture. The cheerful words about relationships and things that happen on the street, along with the way Niphkeys, Odumodublvck, and the other artists worked together, make it clear that this song was made for the streets and the clubs.

Many fans have spoken out strongly about Conse on social media, especially Twitter, where reactions have been absolutely explosive. “Odumodublvck and Niphkeys just gave us the street anthem of 2025,” one user wrote about The Consequences of Feeling Full. I hope D came through too!” Another fan said, “I’ve had Conse on repeat for 24 hours straight, this one’s a banger!” Clearly, the song appeals to people who like Afrobeat sounds mixed with street style.

Even more unusual is Conse’s powerful mix of abilities. Somewhat unexpected but welcome addition to this song is May D, who is known for having strong roots in reggae and Afrobeat. His signature style brings out the best in Niphkeys’ beats, who is a famous musician known for his magic in the studio. Additionally, Fatboy E and Smada do a great job on the song, each adding their own sound and style to make the collaboration a true masterpiece.

Odumodublvck showed that he was going to stay by releasing Pity This Boy with Victony. And this time around Conse with Niphkeys is no different. His easy flow and streetwise songs help him keep getting better in the musicbusiness. Numerous fans are already speculating that this partnership with Niphkeys could be the start of a much bigger project between the two, which makes the release even more topical.

In less than twenty-four hours of its release, Conse has already made a lot of noise, appearing on a huge number of playlists and quickly becoming a standard in the Afrobeat genre. Furthermore, this record not only supports Afrobeat’s global dominance, but it also shows how well new and experienced musicians can work together.

On Conse, Niphkeys and Odumodublvck have shown that they are at the top of their field by making a song that speaks to individuals in the streets, and hearts all over the world. With great rotation all year, this is a definite hit.

Listen to Conse here

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• I didn’t have a bank account while I was with Psquare – Singer May D

Nigerian music veteran May D has left fans stunned with a recent revelation about his financial struggles during his time with P-Square Records.

Speaking on ‘The Honest Bunch’ podcast, the “Soundtrack” singer disclosed that he did not have a bank account for the entire four years he was signed to the label.

May D explained that he never opened a bank account because all his bookings were managed by Jude Okoye, P-Square’s elder brother and manager. “I didn’t have a bank account for the four years that I was with P-Square, but it’s not their fault because I was supposed to open one,” he clarified.

He noted that despite participating in endorsement deals and performances, the payments were always directed to Jude, which left him with little to no financial independence. “Even when we had endorsements, they’d have to call Jude first, and I lost all the endorsements,” May D recounted.

May D revealed that his fortunes began to change after he departed from the label. Following the announcement of his exit, his phone was flooded with booking requests.

“Let me tell you how I got my first TV,” he shared. “When it was put online that I was no longer a part of P-Square, my phone started blowing up like crazy. I got booked for a show in Ibadan for one million, then another at the Civic Center for 1.5 million, and another for one million.”

It wasn’t until these opportunities came in that May D finally opened his first bank account. “When I did open it, I wanted to eat and saw I had over 3 million. I was so shocked that I withdrew the money just to believe it,” he said.

Overwhelmed by his newfound financial independence, May D treated himself to his first television. “After I withdrew it, I went to ShopRite and bought a TV. It was my very first TV, and I was so shocked.”

"For the 4 years I was with P-Square, I didn't have a bank account"

– May-D pic.twitter.com/JjTepZ4vnc

— @𝗼𝗻𝗲𝗷𝗼𝗯𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗯𝗼𝘆 (@OneJoblessBoy) January 13, 2025

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• ‘I was once bigger than Wizkid and Davido’ – May D claims

Nigerian singer May D recently revisited the peak of his career, claiming that during his prime, he was bigger than music heavyweights Wizkid and Davido.

The singer made this statement during an appearance on the ‘Honest Bunch Podcast,’ where he shared insights into his musical journey and the challenges he faced.

May D recalled that his 2011 hit single ‘Soundtrack‘ outshone Wizkid’s ‘Holla At Your Boy,’ a track widely regarded as one of the year’s biggest hits. “Back then, it was Wiz, David, and I. I even like was bigger,” he stated, underscoring the impact of his hit song at the time.

Then it was Wiz , Davido and I, I was even bigger than both of them, my “Soundtrack” was bigger than Wizkid’s “Holla at your boy”. – Mr May D pic.twitter.com/rA2ysDxBF7

— Oyindamola🙄 (@dammiedammie35) January 13, 2025

During the podcast, May D reminisced about his relationship with Davido. He shared an anecdote about attempting to house the singer when Davido’s father initially banned him from pursuing music.

However, Davido couldn’t stay with May D due to his then-humble living conditions in P-Square’s boys’ quarters.

May D revealed that his association with P-Square began in 2008, leading to collaborations on notable tracks like ‘Chop My Money‘ and ‘Do As I Do’ featuring Tiwa Savage. These songs were part of P-Square’s 2011 album, *Invasion*.

According to May D, P-Square didn’t attempt to sign him to their Square Records label until 2011 after he featured on their hit single ‘Chop My Money.‘ Despite this opportunity, negotiations fell apart when he requested clarifications regarding compensation for his previous contributions and matters related to his accommodations.

May D recounted that following his refusal to sign the contract with Square Records, he was asked to leave P-Square’s mansion. He later established his label, Confam Records. Despite the fallout, May D described P-Square as “amazing people” and maintained a favourable view of the duo.

During the podcast, May D disclosed that after meeting Akon during the video shoot for the “Chop My Money (Remix),” the international star expressed interest in signing him. However, he alleged that the contract offered by P-Square at the time ultimately prevented him from pursuing the deal with Akon.

May D addressed past claims that he could have been bigger than Wizkid, explaining that his comments were a reaction to online bullying from Wizkid’s fans. He also hinted at new music coming in 2025, reassuring fans of his continued presence in the industry.

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Popular Nigerian singer May D has shared how he missed a major opportunity to work with American superstar Akon after informing P-Square about the development.

The revelation came during an appearance on the podcast ‘Honest Bunch‘ with Nedu Wazobia and other hosts.

According to May D, P-Square initially had no plans to sign him, only offering to help him gain recognition, similar to their efforts with artists like Jay Martins. However, his song ‘Chop My Money‘ caught Akon’s attention, and the American singer expressed interest in featuring in the track.

May D explained that Akon insisted the music video for the song be shot in the United States, prompting him to fly there.

During his visit, Akon invited him to his office and asked if he had any formal agreement with PSquare.

Upon learning that May D had no binding deal, Akon revealed that he had multiple opportunities lined up for him and even promised to cover his ticket back to the U.S. to begin the projects.

The singer admitted that out of transparency, he informed PSquare about Akon’s offers. However, looking back, he regrets the decision. “If I had known, I wouldn’t have said anything to PSquare,” he stated during the podcast.

 

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Nigerian singer May D has sparked online discussions after asserting that he could have achieved greater success than Wizkid if not for his fallout with his former record label, Square Records.

The singer made this claim during a heated exchange with fans on social media platform X. The clash reportedly began after May D praised Davido in a post, which drew backlash from some Wizkid fans.

In his post, May D expressed admiration for Davido, writing: “Always proud of you @davido, very kind guy!! We don’t deserve you.”

The comment triggered responses from Wizkid’s fan base, leading Mr. May D to defend himself. Addressing the trolls, he wrote: “Because I spoke about David, Wizkid boys are attacking me. Lmao, even Wiz knows I love him. But if y’all come for me, I’ll finish all of you and your oga.”

The conversation escalated when May D reflected on his career trajectory, claiming that if his relationship with Square Records had not deteriorated, his success would have eclipsed Wizkid’s. In a bold statement, he wrote, “If no be wetin happen between me and Psquare, who be Wiz? Chai.”

The fallout between Mr. May D and Square Records, the label owned by Peter and Paul Okoye of P-Square, marked a significant turning point in his career.

Many fans and industry insiders have since speculated on how different his career might have been if the partnership had remained intact.

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