A Nigerian man identified as King Sliveth as made a case for Igbo women using music star, Davido’s wife, Chioma Adeleke as an example.
Earlier on, a loved-up video of the couple had made rounds online, which left many drooling. The couple, who are in America for Davido’s Timeless US tour, have been tensioning netizens with their cute public display of affection. Taking to his Instagram story, Davido shared a video of him and Chioma vibing to his hit song, Unavailable from the Timeless album. In the video, a happy Chioma could be seen singing to the song, which left Davido overjoyed.
Reacting to it, King Sliveth advised his gender to marry women from any Igbo state. Giving reasons, he stated that the joy from a Igbo woman hits differently.
Using Chioma as an example, he noted how Davido has been happy since marrying her.
“In everything you do, try marry Igbo. The joy hits different. See as Davido just happy”.
Another netizen identified as Soso Empire also concurred that there is joy in marrying Igbo girls. She wrote, “There is joy in marrying Igbo girls”.
A day back, Chioma was spotted rocking a diamond pendant of her late son, Ifeanyi.
The mother of two, who has been keeping a much more low profile since her son’s demise in 2022, stepped out in style with her famous husband. The couple was all loved-up in a Florida restaurant ahead of Davido’s show.
In one of the clips, Chioma was seen rocking the pendant Davido made of their late son. Recall that following his son’s demise, Davido had honored him with a gem-filled chain to serve as his guardian angel.
Last year, God compensated the couple and blessed them with twins, a boy and a girl, which they welcomed the same month their son died.
While speaking about his bundle of joy, Davido revealed that he and his wife were left shaking when they got the news about her pregnancy.
Describing it as cr#zy, he noted how his twins were born the same month his late son, Ifeanyi was born.
To welcome her home from the hospital, Davido had spilt her with designer bags worth millions of naira.
