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    Davido, Chioma Jet Off for Honeymoon Extravaganza.

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    • Davido and Chioma jet out of Nigeria for honeymoon

    Davido, Chioma Jet Off for Honeymoon Extravaganza.
    Davido, Chioma Jet Off for Honeymoon Extravaganza.

    Nigerian music star Davido and his wife Chioma Adeleke have departed Nigeria for a romantic honeymoon.

    Following their extravagant traditional wedding in Lagos on Tuesday, June 25, 2024, a video circulating on social media shows the couple boarding a private jet in Lagos.

    They were accompanied by members of Davido’s team, including Asa Asika, Lati, and Chioma’s manager, Ubi Franklin.

    Conspicuously absent from the group were Davido’s aide, Isreal DMW, and his close friend, Cubana Chiefpriest. The destination of Davido and Chioma’s honeymoon trip remains undisclosed, but fans speculate they may be headed to Los Angeles, where Davido is scheduled to perform on Sunday.

    The newlyweds’ departure comes after a memorable wedding celebration that captivated the city of Lagos, with guests and fans alike congratulating the couple on their union.

    As they embark on this new chapter in their lives, fans eagerly await their return and the possibility of new music inspired by their love story.

     

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    Recall, Davido ignited conversations with a unique request for Bitcoin as wedding gifts.

    During his wedding celebrations, the musician made it clear to his hundreds of guests about the various currencies he accepts.

    In a now-viral video clip circulating on social media, Davido is seen urging his guests to consider giving Bitcoin as a gift.

    He humorously asked the crowd, “I dey here, cash app na dollar. One Bitcoin na how much again?” [In English: “I’m here, Cash App is for dollars. How much is one Bitcoin again?”]

    He also added, “spray na Naira” [In English: “spraying money is Naira”], referring to the Nigerian tradition of spraying money at celebrations.

    Davido continued, “If you no fit spray Naira and I no want ‘OBO I go give you tomorrow’, I no want that one” [In English: “If you can’t spray Naira and I don’t want ‘OBO I go give you tomorrow,’ I don’t want that.”]