Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke Encourages Nephew Davido Following Grammy Loss in the United States

Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke Encourages Nephew Davido Following Grammy Loss in the United States

Nigerian music superstar David Adeleke, better known as Davido, faced a tough moment at the 2026 Grammy Awards, but he isn’t letting it shake his spirit.

The ‘Timeless’ hitmaker shared on his X handle on Monday that he remains confident and hopeful, writing in pidgin, “Oluwa Dey my side,” meaning “God is on my side,” alongside photos from the ceremony.

Family Support Shines Through

Even in the face of disappointment, Davido has a strong support system.

His uncle, Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke, who has long championed his nephew’s career, took to X to offer words of encouragement.

“Proud of you always @davido,” the governor wrote, showing solidarity and pride in the young star.

Davido quickly responded with gratitude, tweeting back, “Love u Excellency!!! We move ACCORDINGLY SIR,” reflecting the close bond they share.

Grammy Nominations and Tough Competition

Davido was nominated in the Best African Music Performance category for his collaboration with Omah Lay on the track “With You.”

However, the award went to Tyla, marking her second win in the category after her previous success with the song “Water.”

Even though he didn’t take home the trophy this time, Davido has shown that a single setback won’t define his journey.

Faith and Positivity Keep Him Going

Instead of dwelling on the loss, the DMW boss is drawing strength from both his faith and the love of family and fans.

His X post and the encouragement from his uncle highlight a message of perseverance and belief, showing that in music, as in life, resilience often matters more than the accolades.

Looking Ahead

For Davido, the Grammy loss is just another chapter in a career that continues to soar.

With unwavering support from family, faith in God, and a dedicated fanbase, he’s ready to keep moving forward, creating music that resonates across Africa and the world.

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