“Please Don’t Disrespect Wizkid”-Reekado Bank.

Some of our Nigerian Celebrities loose their integrity and core background values as soon as they become stars. Some of them stop thinking with their head, they start disrespecting colleagues even fans who make them who they are,

all in the hype of stardom.

But thats not the case of Mavin Signed Act and Glo ambassador, Ayoleyi Solomon Hanniel popularly known as Reekado Banks.

Yesterday, during a fan -craze argument which happened on Twitter on who was better between Reekado Banks and Wizid. Fans of Reekado Banks think he is better than Wizkid But Reekado Banks has this to say:

“Let me clear the air real quick. Wizkid isn’t only my mentor but one of the
GREATS who have paved way for the young ones like me,” Reekado Banks
tweeted yesterday, adding, “Please dont disrespect Wizkid by comparing him
to me wey just dey start abeg.”

You don't have to be Methuselah before you are sensible and matured. Reekado Banks is Smart. Be like Reekado Banks.

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