‘I Don’t Like Cooking’ - Davido’s Sister Sharon Reveals What She Told Her Husband While Dating

 

Sharon, the sister of Nigerian music star Davido, has revealed how she told her husband early in their relationship that although she knows how to cook, she does not enjoy cooking.

Sharon shared the experience during a recent episode of The Morayo Show, where she discussed her marriage, her upbringing in a wealthy family and her role in managing aspects of her brother Davido’s finances.

Reflecting on her relationship with her husband, whom she dated before they got married in 2013, Sharon said she has always valued open communication and was honest with him about her expectations from the beginning.

She recalled that during the early weeks and months of their relationship, she would visit his home and prepare meals for him.

According to Sharon, after preparing a meal, she asked him whether he enjoyed it. After he responded positively, she told him to enjoy it because she wanted him to know that she was capable of cooking.

She said she later made her position clear, telling him: “So now you know I know how to cook, but I don’t like cooking. And I hope that’s not going to be a problem.”

Sharon said she believed being honest about her preferences from the beginning helped establish clear expectations in the relationship.

She also spoke about growing up in a wealthy family, explaining that being born into a family with significant wealth does not necessarily mean having unlimited access to money.

“When you are born into a family office, family wealth, structure, there is structure. So you don’t just get to go into a coffer and take whatever,” she said.

According to her, members of wealthy families can still be expected to operate within budgets or financial limits.

She added that while people born into wealthy families may have access to more resources than the average person, their access to cash is not necessarily unlimited.

Sharon also discussed her brother Davido’s spending habits, particularly his interest in jewellery and cars, revealing that they regularly have conversations about his finances.

Davido’s Friend Igho ‘Tiny’ Ubiribo Died After Penile Enchancement Procedure in Thailand

 

British-Nigerian businessman and socialite Igho “Tiny” Ubiribo has died at the age of 43 after undergoing a cosmetic procedure during a trip to Thailand, with a London inquest hearing that the treatment was linked to a fatal pulmonary embolism.

Ubiribo, also known by the names Ego and Denisi, reportedly travelled to Bangkok with his wife, Danielle Simba Allen, in March 2026 when he underwent a penile enhancement procedure at an unnamed clinic.

Evidence presented during an inquest at Inner West London Coroner’s Court indicated that about 40ml of hyaluronic acid and lidocaine was injected during the procedure.

After the treatment, Ubiribo and his wife reportedly returned to their Marriott hotel, where they went for a massage.

He later complained of chest pain and collapsed. He was taken to Sukhumvit Hospital, where doctors diagnosed a pulmonary embolism.

Medical personnel reportedly attempted to resuscitate him for more than 100 minutes, but he died in the early hours of March 6.

A postmortem examination carried out in the United Kingdom subsequently found cellular material in Ubiribo’s lungs that was consistent with the hyaluronic acid used during the cosmetic procedure.

The inquest heard that the material had entered his bloodstream and contributed to the pulmonary embolism that ultimately caused his death. Coroner Jean Harkin concluded that the cosmetic treatment was responsible for the fatal condition.

Ubiribo was known within Nigerian and international social circles and was particularly recognised for his close friendship with Afrobeats star Davido.

He was married to Danielle Simba Allen, with whom he held a widely publicised wedding in Zimbabwe in 2022. His death was initially reported in March, although early accounts attributed it to a heart attack. The subsequent inquest has provided a different account of the circumstances surrounding his death.

Ubiribo’s death also brings renewed attention to the potential complications associated with cosmetic procedures, particularly procedures involving injectable fillers.

Hyaluronic acid is widely used in cosmetic treatments, but complications can occur if the substance enters a blood vessel or reaches other parts of the body.

The inquest findings have now provided further details about the final hours of the businessman, whose death had shocked friends, family and members of Nigeria’s entertainment and social circles.

Ubiribo was 43.

“I’ll Be Waiting for You” — VDM Dares Davido to Maintain Anti-APC Voice Ahead of 2027

Social media commentator and activist VeryDarkMan (VDM) has challenged Nigerian singer Davido to maintain the same political energy he displayed during the Osun State governorship election when the 2027 general elections arrive.

VDM said he would be watching to see whether Davido would openly speak against the All Progressives Congress (APC) during the next general election, recalling the singer’s reported support for his uncle, Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke, during the governorship election.

“I will just be waiting for Davido in 2027 election. That’s when I’ll be waiting for him,” VDM said.

According to the activist, members of the Adeleke family were vocal in their opposition to the APC during the Osun election and openly criticised the party.

“Your family was involved, they were very active, they bash APC, XYZ. I hope say in 2027, your voice go loud,” he said.

VDM challenged Davido to maintain the same position during the 2027 elections, saying he expected the singer to openly tell Nigerians not to vote for the APC if that remained his political position.

“I just hope we’ll hear you that time to say okay, yes, don’t vote APC,” he added.

The activist also questioned what he described as the double standards surrounding political influence and family dominance in Osun State.

VDM argued that public reactions might have been different if another prominent political family had exercised the same level of influence in the state.

He further expressed disappointment over the level of development in Osun State, saying he expected more progress given the international exposure and resources associated with members of the Adeleke family.

“I was disappointed. I’m not even going to lie,” VDM said.

He specifically mentioned Davido, B-Red and Sina Rambo, noting that they had travelled outside Nigeria and could draw from experiences abroad to contribute to the development of the state.

VDM urged the Adeleke family to use the next four years to improve Osun State and deliver more development to its residents.

“I’m a patriotic citizen of this country,” he said, stressing that he would continue to speak his mind regardless of criticism.

Turning directly to Davido, VDM said the singer should be prepared to repeat his position against the APC when the 2027 elections arrive.

“I hope you come out in 2027 to come and stand. All wetin you talk about APC, you’ll need to repeat them in 2027,” he said.

The comments come after the Osun governorship election, where political activities involving the Adeleke family attracted significant public attention.

VDM’s remarks have now placed attention on whether Davido will take an equally vocal position on national politics as the 2027 presidential and National Assembly elections approach.

“Mr Little Penis”, “Mr Toto Beggar”: Davido and Wande Coal Trade Words on Social Media

Afrobeats stars Davido and Wande Coal have traded insults on social media following a disagreement over an unreleased version of Wande Coal’s 2021 song, “Come My Way.”

The exchange began after a viral interview in which Davido discussed his unreleased contribution to the song, claiming that Wande Coal had approached him to record a verse before the original version was released.

Davido explained that he believed Wande wanted to release the original song first and later put out his contribution as a remix, a plan he said he did not agree with because he had not recorded the verse as a remix.

The comments caught Wande Coal’s attention, prompting him to challenge Davido’s account on X.

Wande argued that “Come My Way” already had a release plan and date before Davido recorded his contribution. He also accused Davido of attempting to dictate how a song that belonged to him should be released.

“Carry song come give you as how? Song wey been get release plan and date!!! Song wey no be your own you wan dictate release plan. That song fuckin did well without you on it bruv,” Wande wrote.

Davido responded to the singer with a personal jab, writing: “No vex Mr little penis.”

Wande Coal quickly fired back, replying: “No vex too Mr toto beggar,” a reference to a previously viral video involving Davido.

The exchange has since attracted significant attention from fans and other social media users, with many reacting to the unexpected war of words between the two established Nigerian artistes.

While the disagreement centres on the unreleased version of “Come My Way,” the exchange has now shifted from the song’s release history to a personal back-and-forth between the two singers.

It remains unclear whether Davido’s unreleased contribution to “Come My Way” will ever be officially released.

Davido Sparks Excitement as He Teases New Song ‘Gimme Dat Ting’ with Rising Star NO11

Award-winning Afrobeats singer Davido has heightened anticipation for his upcoming album after teasing a new single, Gimme Dat Ting, featuring fast-rising Lagos artist NO11.

The song, produced by JJAY, is scheduled for release on Friday, July 17, and will serve as the second official single from Davido’s sixth studio album, ORIADÉ, which is set to drop on July 31.

The forthcoming album marks a major milestone in Davido’s career as he celebrates 15 years in the Nigerian and global music industry.

A short teaser shared by the singer offers fans a glimpse of the upbeat track, blending Davido’s signature Afrobeats sound with NO11’s smooth delivery. The preview has already generated excitement across social media, with many fans predicting another hit record.

NO11, one of the emerging artists receiving support from Davido, has continued to build momentum following the success of the How Far remix. He joins other fast-rising acts such as Shoday and Fola, who have also attracted attention within Nigeria’s music scene.

The teaser has already sparked dance videos and reactions on TikTok, where fans are praising the catchy sound and energetic vibe of the song.

While many supporters believe Gimme Dat Ting could become one of the biggest Afrobeats releases of the season, others are already comparing it with recent songs released by fellow music stars Wizkid and Burna Boy.

With just days to the single’s release and weeks before ORIADÉ arrives, expectations remain high as Davido prepares to unveil what could be one of his most anticipated projects in recent years.

The singer has yet to reveal the full tracklist for the album, but the latest teaser has further fueled excitement among fans eager to hear what the project has in store.