Jigan Babaoja, a well-known Nigerian actor and comedian, has taken to social media to call out singer Asake over his latest release, "2:30." Jigan claimed that he was mocked in the song and that Asake made a derogatory reference to him, saying "Jigan jigan, Ese mi o dele, Dele" (meaning Jigan's leg didn't touch the ground) in the lyrics. This reference appears to have caused offense to Jigan, who felt that he was being mocked.
In response, Jigan posted a video on his Instagram account, warning Asake not to joke with him and stating that he would break the singer's leg if he ever saw him. He also requested his followers to tag Asake in the post to make him aware of the situation. Jigan's comments sparked a reaction on social media, with many users weighing in on the controversy.
Asake has not yet responded to Jigan's threat, and it remains unclear whether he will take any action in response to the situation. However, the incident highlights the potential for misunderstandings and disputes between artists in the Nigerian music industry and serves as a reminder of the importance of respectful communication and mutual understanding.
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