- Afrobeats star Davido and his wife Chioma recently had a grand white wedding in Miami, Florida, on August 10.
- The wedding attracted significant attention and featured many prominent Nigerian figures.
- Notable attendees included billionaire Aliko Dangote, former Senate President Bukola Saraki, and singer Adekunle Gold.
Afrobeats icon David Adeleke, widely known as Davido, and his wife, Chioma, remain in the spotlight following their grand white wedding in Miami, Florida, on Sunday, August 10.
Fresh clips from the glamorous celebration attended by top Nigerian personalities including billionaire Aliko Dangote, former Senate President Bukola Saraki, and singer Adekunle Gold continue to circulate online.
One of the highlights that caught attention was the couple’s young white groomsmen. In a viral video from the after-party, the boys, dressed in sleek black suits, were seen joyfully gathering dollar bills from the floor. Beaming with excitement, they proudly showed off their cash to the camera, adding a playful touch to the lavish occasion.
See post below:
See some comments below:
@itzlinda_bae:”Lol this two sure have gist once they get to school.”
@princess_obianuju28:”This children don first me cash out.”
@officialjaymie:”Picking the 100 bills and leaving the $1 bills they got skills.”
@pretti_slimberri:”The fact that they know what 1$ is then choose not to settle for it is my concern.”
@_iam_eli:”Nepo babies dey pick money Ker?”
@morgan.jj101:”God and the universe I see what you are doing for Chioma and I am genuinely happy, so I copy and paste her prayer points for myself and younger siblings, do it for us tooooo…. Amen.”
@thegood_influencee:”If I dey na to dey collect am from them send them make them go pick again come give me.”
@vanesia_asoh_:”And it seems like they are looking for the $100 notes because why are they not picking randomly.”
@stay65183:”Those children no sabi pack money?”
@chinnyogbaji”They’re not even passionate about picking the money…nepo babies.”
@rejoice.johnson.12:”Omo see as i dey look money way go change my life dey waste children dey even use am play lik paper. Poverty e no go better for.”
