Davido, PUMA partner on new fashion collection

Superstar afro beats singer, David Adeleke, professionally known as Davido, has announced the release of his highly-anticipated PUMA collection.

The singer, who has been absent from the public scene for several months, returned with new projects set to be rolled out in the coming weeks.

The singer announced that his fashion collection created in partnership with popular fashion brand, PUMA, is set for release in April.

He will also be touring PUMA stores in the United Kingdom and New York, US, for meet and greets with fans.

“My collection with PUMA will be released globally on April 7th! Thank you to everyone for patiently waiting on this, it means the world to me.

“I will be doing meet and greets at PUMA stores in New York and the UK, just before my shows and would love to see you all there!” he tweeted Monday.

The African-prints pieces, which were formerly scheduled for release in November 2022, were postponed following the death of Davido’s son, Ifeanyi.

Ifeanyi passed away in October 2022, after drowning at the singer’s Banana Island home in Lagos.

The artiste revealed last week that his album release, which was also postponed after the tragic incident, will be rolled out on Friday.

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