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Davido treats me like son, too busy to attend my wedding — Peller
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Davido treats me like son, too busy to attend my wedding — Peller

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Popular Nigerian TikToker, Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, has explained why music star, Davido was absent from his wedding ceremony.

Speaking during a live session, Peller dismissed speculations of a fallout between him and the singer, insisting that Davido remained one of his biggest supporters.

According to him, the Afrobeats star treats him like a son and has consistently shown him love and support.

Peller said Davido’s absence at the wedding was due to his busy schedule and not because of any misunderstanding.

“Davido treats me like his son. He was very busy, that’s why he couldn’t attend my wedding,” he said.

Peller’s comment comes amid discussions on social media over the singer’s absence from the event, with many fans questioning why Davido did not make an appearance.

Davido treats me like son, too busy to attend my wedding — Peller

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