Several reports have confirmed that Nigerian musicians Davido and Burna Boy got themselves into an all-out brawl after they met at a popular night club in Accra.
According to Ghanaian blogger, Ghhyper1 who was an eyewitness, things got out of hand to the extent that guests took to their heels.
“Immediately I saw Burna and his boys, I told a friend Burna is looking for trouble and it happened like a movie,” he said.
It is still not clear what sparked the clash but Burna Boy and Davido are known to have had a standing beef between them.
They have trolled themselves on social media many times and the video below shows angry Davido storming out of the club in Accra.
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