Davido 'Owo ni koko' singer splurges on N6.9M Rolex watch

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Davido's new rolex

Nigerian Music star Davido has been in Dubai since December 2014 having a great time out with his crew. Yesterday January 8, 2015 he showed off his brand new Rolex gold which cost a whooping N6.9M. Now we can match his brand new gold watch with the gold iPhone luxury designer Malivelihood gave him earlier this month.
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Davido gets gold iPhone 6 from Malivelihood
After the successful year that Davido had last year he can definitely afford to spoil himself with expensive gifts and play dress up looking like a rich Arab. Earlier in the day he was spotted sky diving and it has been revealed that him skydiving is a part for his new video.
This morning January 9, 2015 Davido shared on his Instagram page that he is currently on his way back to Nigeria to finish his album which is due in April 2015 " DXB ITS BEEN GREAT NOW TIME TO GET HOME AMD FINISH THIS ALBUM!!", and of course he is travelling first class!

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