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Popular Nigerian singer, David Adeleke, better known by his stage name, Davido, has taken to social media to celebrate nine years of being in the Nigerian music industry.
Davido no doubt, has come a long way in the music industry from his early days in which Dami Duro was a hit song everyone danced to, all the way down to his A Good Time album currently rocking the airwaves.
The singer recently shown off his son in a new video.
Dropped my first song 9 years .. That’s crazy ! Next year we celebrate 10 years ! Trust it to be a carnival!!
— Davido (@davido) May 8, 2020
For the Blow My Mind crooner, his family comes first and he never fails to inform anyone who cares to know about it.
With the coronavirus lockdown, the father of three is spending more time at home with his family, especially with his son's mother, Chioma.
The singer on many occasions expressed his fears of the pandemic and shared how he has been taking precautions.
From showing off his packs of face masks to getting a temperature detector, the father of three is not taking chances at all.
In similar news, popular Nigerian music business executive, Micheal Collins Ajereh aka Don Jazzy, recently left his fans and followers surprised after he shared an unknown information about his career in the entertainment industry.
Don Jazzy made the disclosure during an exchange with a fan who had hailed him for being one of the long standing celebrities in the industry.
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