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‘I was framed’: Lil Frosh appeals to Davido for career resurgence amid assault allegations

Per Second News recalls that in 2020, Lil Frosh faced accusations of assault from his ex-girlfriend, Gift Camille.

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Lil Frosh, a Nigerian singer and former signee of Davido Music Worldwide (DMW), has taken to social media to appeal to his former boss, Davido, seeking a second chance in his career.

Per Second News recalls that in 2020, Lil Frosh faced accusations of assault from his ex-girlfriend, Gift Camille.

Camille’s brother, Michael, took to social media to allege that Lil Frosh had assaulted Camille multiple times. He shared images showing his sister’s badly bruised face as evidence of the abuse.

Following the assault allegations, Lil Frosh was arraigned before a Yaba Magistrate Court and was subsequently remanded in Ikoyi prison.

Camille later withdrew her case against Lil Frosh in 2022 after reaching an out-of-court settlement.

On Saturday, Lil Frosh took to his Instagram page to maintain his innocence and plead with Davido for another opportunity to revive his career.

“God knows I didn’t beat Gemini; I was framed, I was blackmailed. I still can’t get my career after all I paid her because of the lies that were told against me.

“Nobody gave me listening ears. I tried to explain to my ex-boss @davido, but he didn’t want to listen because of his zero tolerance for hitting women. Help me beg Davido to give me a chance again.”

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