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They planted juju in my jacket at Davido’s house – Peruzzi

They planted juju in my jacket at Davido’s house – Peruzzi

Singer Peruzzi said a charm was planted in his jacket while he was at Davido’s house. Peruzzi was signed to Davido’s record label, DMW, in 2017.

Singer Peruzzi said a charm was planted in his jacket while he was at Davido's house.

Peruzzi was signed to Davido's record label, DMW, in 2017.

Davido dissolved the label in April 2024.

However, while discussing his time at Davido's house, Peruzzi said a charm was planted in his jacket.

Speaking in a video interview online, he said, "I took a shower one evening, like at 6 pm. Just a shower, then I went downstairs to meet them because I was chilling there before I went upstairs in David's house when I was still living there.

"And then I was done taking the shower. I went to my wardrobe to get my clothes, and then one of my jackets was just telling me, 'Pull me, wear me, wear me, wear me.' I don't know how to explain it, but I was just having the urge to wear it.

"So, I carry am (the jacket), and something just dropped inside, and when I looked, it was jaz, better juju inside my room. A jacket that just came from the laundry."

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