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Davido splashes almost N1m on lunch in the US, eats gold-plated meat (photo)

- Nigerian singer Davido ha a way of winning fans over with his extravagant lifestyle

- Recently the father of two splashed almost N1 million on lunch in Miami, USA

- He showed off the gold-plated meat which he had at a high-brow restaurant

Nigerian singer is living the creme-dela-creme life that comes with being a stupendously wealthy musician. Every now and then, the father of two and leader of 30 billion gang shows that himself and his crew are able to afford the finer things in life.

Shortly after vacationing in Mauritius with Chioma, the singer showed off his latest escapade as he dined fancily in Miami, USA. In a post, he showed off the expensive meal of gold-plated meat which cost a whooping N360,000.

Davido also showed off the bill which was over N900,000. Many will argue that the money is what some people make annually and OBO is out there spending it on just lunch. To such people, it might be somewhat comforting to know that such luxuries comes with the terrain of being a well-paid musician globally. In which case, a career switch might end their worries.

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Davido spends almost N1 000 000 on lunch in US

Davido spends N1 million on lunch (Picture/Instagram story)
Source: Instagram

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Meanwhile, Davido was recently featured in a song by Jamaican singer, Rvssian. The song titled Next To You II is the remix of an original hit song by the Jamaican music act.

Other artistes like Becky G were also featured. Davido who was pretty excited about the released song shared a post on his Instagram page celebrating the new release. According to him, Next To You II was a song like no other.

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