Famous Nigerian singer Davido and his wife, Chioma, have jetted out of the country to Miami for their white wedding
Davido will officially marry Chioma in a white wedding ceremony in the United States this weekend.
A viral video shared by the singer’s cousin,
Adewale Adeleke, captured the moment his family members, including Hailey, his daughter with his second baby mama, were seen arriving in Miami.
Also in Miami are Davido’s crew members and associates, popularly known as 30 Billion Gang, 30BG.
Davido traditionally married Chioma in June 2024 in Lagos State after the arrival of their twins.
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Osun Governor Ademola Adeleke has travelled to the United States to attend Davido’s wedding.
Davido’s wedding will take place this week in Miami, Florida.
The governor’s spokesperson, Olawale Rasheed, confirmed the trip, stating that Adeleke departed Nigeria on a private jet and will return shortly.
“Governor Adeleke left Nigeria for the United States via the family’s private jet a few days ago for the wedding of the global music icon, his beloved nephew, David Adeleke.
“His Excellency is extending an invitation to the opposition party to attend the event and share in the joy of the occasion with the Adeleke family,” he wrote.
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Rasheed assured that despite the governor’s absence, governance in Osun State will continue uninterrupted, with Deputy Governor Prince Kola Adewusi overseeing state activities.
For this current trip, the governor has again chosen to make it a short one to attend to crucial state functions continually.
“Meanwhile, the Governor is in constant communication with his deputy, Prince Kola Adewusi, who is supervising activities of the government,” Rasheed added.
The Governor also extended an invitation to the opposition party to attend the event or join virtually to share in the joy of the occasion.
“Those unable to attend may join virtually,” Rasheed stated.
