They Will Come To Their Palace Like King and Queen" — Davido Reveals Why His Twins Aren't in Nigeria Yet

Afrobeats superstar Davido "Obo" has once again melted hearts across social media after opening up about his parenting style and his massive plans for his twins.

Speaking in a recent interview, the Unavailable crooner addressed the question many fans have been asking: When are the twins finally coming home to Nigeria?

The proud father, who welcomed his beautiful twin boy and girl with his wife Chioma in October 2023, revealed that he is intentionally keeping them in the United States for now. The reason? He is currently building an absolute masterpiece of a mansion for them in Nigeria.

           "My twins will definitely come to Nigeria, but I want to finish my house first so they can come to their palace like king and queen," Davido said.

For Davido, providing an ultra-luxurious, secure, and comfortable environment isn't just about showing off his wealth—it’s about continuing a proud family legacy. Reflecting on his own childhood and his billionaire father, Prince Adedeji Adeleke, the singer made it clear that he has very high standards to maintain.

        "I want to give my kids the life my dad gave us," he added.

Fans have flooded comment sections across platforms to praise the music icon, with many calling him an exemplary and protective father. From tragic heartbreak to absolute restoration, Davido and Chioma are making sure their little ones get nothing but the best.

What do you think about Davido’s parenting goals? Is he setting the ultimate "Father of the Year" standard? Drop your thoughts in the comments below!"

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