Davido and Asake were among the guests at Zlatan Ibile’s traditional wedding in Lagos, with Davido serving as the rapper’s best man.
Zlatan arrived at the wedding venue in Davido’s Rolls-Royce Cullinan, reportedly valued at $1 million, while Davido arrived in a white Rolls-Royce Spectre reportedly worth $600,000.
Zlatan and his bride, Davita, were also seen in their first outfits for the traditional ceremony, as guests gathered to celebrate the couple.
Asake has shared photos and videos of a custom chain inspired by Nigeria’s Coat of Arms on Instagram. The piece features the national emblem and the country’s motto, “Unity and Faith, Peace and Progress.”
The design incorporates Nigeria’s national symbol, which features a black shield, two supporting horses and an eagle. The motto appears on a scroll beneath the emblem and has been part of Nigeria’s national identity since 1978.
Asake’s new custom “Nigerian Coat of Arms” neckpiece.
Reports have put the chain’s value at $1 million, although the price has not been independently confirmed. The jewellery reveal adds to Asake’s collection of custom pieces, which has previously attracted attention for its designs and reported costs.
Asake performed at London’s The O2 Arena on Thursday, October 15, as part of his In God We Trust World Tour, marking his third performance at the venue. The show featured appearances from Blaqbonez, BNXN and Darkoo, while South African DJ duo TXC and BNXN were billed as special guests.
Asake brought out Blaqbonez to perform their collaborations “Chanel” and “Ikebe 3000.” The performance reunited the artists, who became friends while studying at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) in Ile-Ife. Blaqbonez has previously revealed that Asake helped him with backing vocals during their early years, before either artist achieved mainstream success.
BNXN joined Asake on stage for “Eja Meja,” spraying money on the singer as they performed together. Darkoo also appeared to perform their collaboration “That Girl.”
The setlist drew from across Asake’s catalogue, including “Lonely at the Top,” “Oba,” “Sungba,” “Joha,” “Organise,” “Amapiano,” “Palazzo,” “Wave,” “Remember,” “Ototo,” “Why Love,” “Jogodo,” “Ego,” “Rora,” “Worship,” “Amen,” “MCBH,” “Bandman Gangsta,” “Fuji Vibes,” “Skillful,” “Ligali” and “PBUY.”
The October 15 concert was part of the In God We Trust World Tour, with TXC and BNXN listed as special guests for the London show.
Asake and Blaqbonez have reunited for their new single “Ikebe 3000,” released shortly after their charting collaboration “Chanel.”
The new song marks the pair’s second collaboration of 2026, following “Chanel,” which reached No. 3 on the UK Official Afrobeats Chart.
“Ikebe 3000” brings the two artists together again, with Blaqbonez handling the rap sections and Asake contributing vocals over percussion-driven production.
The song arrives ahead of Blaqbonez’s upcoming album, “NOMADINHO: 4TH PRIME,” scheduled for release on October 16, 2026.
The song is available on streaming platforms.
Nigerian singer Asake has reportedly added a customized Lamborghini Revuelto to his collection of luxury vehicles.
The black Lamborghini, customized by Venuum and identified as a Voltoro V1, has been reported to be worth more than ₦2 billion. The interior has also been customized with the logo of Asake’s Giran Republic label.
This comes shortly after Asake concluded the North American leg of his “In God We Trust” world tour. The North American run included stops in Chicago, Toronto, Laval, Brooklyn, Boston, Atlanta, Miami and Houston, with the scheduled Los Angeles concert later cancelled.
The Lamborghini joins several other high-end vehicles Asake has been linked to, including a 2025 Brabus G800 G-Wagon, a Mercedes-AMG G63, a Maybach and a Rolls-Royce Cullinan.