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Davido visited his old secondary school see how the girls were struggling to take photo with him

Students crying and struggling to take pictures with Davido as he visits his secondary school

Top Nigerian musical artiste, Davido aka OBO visited his high school on Thursday, January 23, 2020 and the reactions from students was out of this world.

Top Nigerian musical artiste, Davido aka OBO visited his high school on Thursday, January 23, 2020 and the reactions from students was out of this world.

The DMW boss who was a student of British International School several years ago as a teenager, visited as an alumnus and was immediately surrounded by the students in the school. Students, especially the females couldn’t hold their excitement and began struggling to take pictures of the “Risky” crooner

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