Nigerian ‘Starboy’, Wizkid has called out UK singer, Tinie Tempah and Disturbing London founder, Dumi Oburota over debts.

Wizkid took to his Snapchat page on Thursday night sharing photos of the duo. He said he’s looking for them and they should pray he does not catch them.

He warned both of them to pay him money owed in the next 24hours.

Wizkid also accused Tinie and Dumi of being gay partners.

It appears ‘Disturbing London’ management owes Wizkid some amount of money.

His post read: “Looking for these two criminals ‘Tinie and Dumi. P**sy boy I’m coming for you.

“I know y’all still f*ckinh each other. I go catch you. You’ve got 24hours to pay up.”

It was gathered that in 2018, Wizkid had signed a management deal with Disturbing London, a UK based platform in 2012. But six years down the line, all seemed to be going pear-shaped. A deal built on trust and African brotherhood seems to be up in the air.

Tinie Tempah was born Patrick Okogwu to a British mother and a Nigerian father. In 2010, he released the classic album, Disc-Overy. Three of its biggest songs charted within the top three of the UK top 40 - two of which were No. 1 singles. One of those No. 1 singles also peaked at No. 12 on the US Billboard Hot 100.

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Odurota and Tempah refer to themselves as cousins, but they are not actually related. Their families just originate from the same place in South-Eastern Nigeria.

In 2006 and together, they founded an entertainment company, Disturbing London to promote Tempah's music before it grew into a full-on company. At this time, Nigerian artists, Wavy The Creator and Kida Kudz are listed as part of the company's artists. Wizkid has now been listed as a former artist.