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I cost a lot, period! - Davido says as he steps out looking stylish

Looking good may not be enough for people in the entertainment industry, it is just as important to look expensive as proven by superstar singer Davido.

The sensational singer who is currently in London for his upcoming concert at the O2 arena recently took to his social media page to post a series of pictures in which he was looking super fly and expensive.

Davido stepped out looking like a style icon. He was spotted in a black and grey themed ensemble, while s with his customised ‘30 Billion Gang’ jewelry.

In his caption, the singer emphasised that he cost a lot. He said: “I COST A LOT ! Period. ALOT ! ”

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I cost a lot, period! - Davido says as he steps out looking stylish

Davido says steps out looking stylish. Photo source: Instagram
Source: Instagram

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Perhaps it is safe to say the Nigerian singer is coming out once again to establish the fact that he is one of the most expensive musicians to book in the entertainment industry.

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I cost a lot, period! - Davido says as he steps out looking stylish

Davido says as he steps out looking stylish. Photo source:Instagram
Source: Instagram

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had earlier gathered a report where the Assurance crooner had come out to say he was all about enjoying his life in 2019. He had posted on his Instagram page that he was getting too much money not to enjoy his life in the New Year.

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