Popular Nigerian singer David Adeleke, professionally known as Davido, has responded to the growing relationship between music producer turned singer Young John and his cousin, Nike Adeleke.
For almost two months, the chemistry between Young John and Nike Adeleke has been one of the most talked-about topics online. Their strong connection has sparked considerable interest and speculation.
Young John, known for his lyric “big big things ni mo like,” appears to live up to his words. He has been seen frequently with Nike Adeleke, and the pair often display behavior suggesting they are an item. This has fueled dating rumors.
The duo was first spotted together dancing to Young John’s hit song “Bahamas” in a room, and their close bond was evident. This moment marked the beginning of public speculation about their relationship.
During a recent concert, Nike Adeleke caught the audience’s attention with her enthusiastic dancing, clearly showing her affection for Young John. Additionally, the couple was seen vacationing together, and Nike’s suggestive dance moves during their trip sparked numerous reactions online.
Reacting to the buzz, Instagram influencer Baba Egbe, also known as Niajashimadun, commented on Young John’s relationship with Nike Adeleke. While expressing admiration for their bond, Niajashimadun advised Young John to be careful. He noted that Nike Adeleke seems deeply in love with the music producer and emphasized the importance of protecting her heart, referring to her as his younger sister.
Niajashimadun’s heartfelt video message to Young John, urging him to take care of Nike Adeleke, caught Davido’s attention. Moved by the message, Davido responded by commenting on the post and even followed Baba Egbe on Instagram, showing his support.
The developing relationship between Young John and Nike Adeleke continues to capture public interest, and Davido’s involvement has only added to the intrigue surrounding the couple.
Watch the video and Davido comment below;
Davido wrote; “Naija shi madun 😂.”
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