Davido personally storms homes of 10 unique friends to issue them special invites ahead of wedding -VIDEO

Afrobeat superstar, Davido is taking a personalized approach to inviting guests to his upcoming wedding by delivering special invites to his ten closest friends.

Social media influencer Tunde Ednut shared a video of Davido personally handing out these exclusive wedding invitations, highlighting the singer’s unique way of involving his inner circle in the joyous occasion.

Ednut’s post teased the elite nature of the invitations, stating:

Davido going about sharing SPECIAL INVITES to his 10 SPECIAL FRIENDS. Are you one of Davido’s 10 special friends? Then be expecting Davido at your house soon. This wedding invite is for the few.

The video clip showed Davido visiting friends with a substantial security escort, underscoring the high-profile nature of the superstar musician.

Ednut also commented on the security, saying, “Omo, see security. You do anyhow, you collect.”

Davido and his fiancée, Chioma Rowland, are set to marry on June 25, 2024, a date eagerly anticipated by fans and supporters of the couple.

The release of their pre-wedding photos has already generated significant excitement.

Watch the video below:

In another report, controversial media personality, Ossai Ovie Success publicly criticized Nigerian singer Davido over his choice of attire in his newly released pre-wedding photos with Chioma, his fiancée.

Success took to his Facebook page to express his dismay, stating that Davido had allegedly disrespected Igbo culture by wearing Yoruba attire in the photos despite marrying an Igbo woman.

In his Facebook post, Success emphasized the significance of cultural respect, particularly during important occasions such as weddings.

He highlighted that in many African cultures, including Igbo tradition, wearing the bride’s cultural attire is viewed as a gesture of respect and unity towards her heritage.

Success asserted that Davido’s choice to wear Yoruba attire instead of Igbo attire for the pre-wedding photos could be perceived as an insult to Igbo culture.

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