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Davido’s brother Adewale spoils his girlfriend on her 26th birthday, gifts her N9m watch

- Davido's brother, Adewale, is apparently the boyfriend of the year

- The chairman of HKN as he calls himself surprised his bae when she clocked 26

- The excited girlfriend shared photos and clip of the lovely gifts she got from her boo including a N9 million wrist watch

It appears the boys from the Adeleke clan are big on giving their women assurances. Recall the internet went completely berserk when 30 billion gang leader himself, Davido, gave his woman the ultimate assurance in form a Porsche car.

His brother, Adewale has followed suit. His girlfriend identified as Kani41 on Instagram recently clocked 26 and the young man decided to spoil the love of his life silly. First he shared their photo on social media and poured encomium on her as he wished her well on her special day.

The he moved on to treating her to special goddies on the day including a gift of a Audemars Piguet wrist watch said to be worth N9 million

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The excited girlfriend shared the posts on social media and professed her love for her man.

Davido’s brother Adewale Adeleke gifts girlfriend N9m watch for her 26th birthday

Davido’s brother Adewale Adeleke gifts girlfriend N9m watch for her 26th birthday
Source: Instagram

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Davido’s brother Adewale Adeleke gifts girlfriend N9m watch for her 26th birthday

Davido’s brother Adewale Adeleke gifts girlfriend N9m watch for her 26th birthday
Source: Instagram

So adorable!

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Meanwhile, Davido’s girlfriend Chioma’s ‘fuller oranges’ spark pregnancy rumour. Many of Davido's fans have speculated that Chioma is pregnant. They could not help but admire how full and fresh she was.

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