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Davido's daughter Imade and Tiwa Savage's son Jam Jam get medals at school's annual karate championship (video, photos)

- Imade Adeleke and Jamil Balogun have been spotted having fun in school together

- The best friends were spotted participating in their school's annual karate championship

- In a cute video, Imade and Jamil received medals for their participation in the competition

Due to the lifestyle that celebrities live, many of them do not have the luxury to have friends outside their circle, and the same goes for their kids as they grow up.

Singer Davido's daughter, Imade Adeleke and singer Tiwa Savage's son Jamil Balogun, are known to be friends, that even attend the same school. The two have often been spotted in cute videos and photos always doing one or two things together.

Even their parents have tagged them as best friends and Nigerians are loving the cuteness overload. The cute best friends have given Nigerians more of their adorable friendship in new photos and video.

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The two were spotted participating in an annual karate competition held in their school. After the competition, Imade and Jamil were presented with medals for participating in the championship.

They were both dressed in their white karate gi (Japanese word for uniform). They also took photos showing off their medals.

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In a cute video, Imade could be seen holding onto Jamil's hand as they both received their medals.

Watch video below:

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Imade and Jam Jam

Imade and Jam Jam having a karate match Instagram story: Imade Aurora Adeleke
Source: Instagram

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Imade and Jam Jam

Karate championship at Imade and Jam Jam's school Instagram story: Imade Aurora Adeleke
Source: Instagram

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had previously reported that Davido’s daughter and Tiwa Savage’s son were seen taking karate class. The two cutie little best friends were spotted taking the class, dressed in their karate uniform in a video.

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