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Davido Gifts ₦3M for Surgery as Twitter Influencer Wizarab Raises ₦22M for LASU Student’s Life-Changing Leg Operation in Egypt

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Twitter Nigeria is currently ablaze with admiration and celebration after a remarkable show of community power and celebrity generosity changed one young man’s life forever.

David Obadiah Dolapo, popularly known online as “Baddy of LASU”, is now set to undergo a life-changing leg correction surgery in Egypt — thanks to ₦22 million raised by Nigerians online, and a ₦3 million personal donation from Afrobeats superstar, Davido.

Born with Genu Varum, commonly known as bowlegs, Dolapo’s condition worsened as he grew older. Despite undergoing three painful surgeries in Nigeria — at Igbobi (ages 6 and 8) and LASUTH (age 12) — none yielded the correction he hoped for. Each operation took close to two years of recovery, yet the deformity and the associated pains persisted. Alongside spinal stress, hip pain, fatigue, and psychological trauma, Dolapo faced relentless bullying and ridicule, even as he gained attention on social media.

Ironically, it was that same ridicule that became his turning point. After going viral in 2024 for trolling singer Peruzzi, and later amid rumors about his relationship, Dolapo leaned into the moment. The bullying transformed into “cruise,” and sympathy turned into action.

Wizarab and x-ray of the legs
Wizarab and x-ray of the legs

Alongside Wizarab’s coordination, Dr. Sina (@the_beardedsina) provided medical counsel. Dolapo is expected to travel to Egypt with a family member for a three-week stay covering surgery, transport, visa, feeding, and accommodation.

In a touching moment, Davido also gifted ₦3 million to support Dolapo, further cementing his reputation as one of Nigeria’s most generous celebrities.

As “Baddy of LASU” prepares for his surgery — which fittingly falls in August, just like all his previous operations — Twitter Nigeria has now hailed Wizarab as “Influencer of the Year 2025” for yet another transformative intervention following the viral Mummy Zee campaign.

From online trolling to life-altering support, Dolapo’s story is a powerful reminder of how social media — often chaotic and cruel — can also become a force for extraordinary good.

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Written by Shola Akinyele

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