Davido Partners With Fashion Giant PUMA

By Afua Aprakuwa Boafo
Journalist

March 28th, 2023

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After taking a break, Nigerian superstar Davido is back with more exciting news as he reveals his partnership with German multinational fashion brand PUMA.

The musician announced on his socials that his designs will become widely available on April 7. While expressing his elation and gratitude to fans, he mentioned that there would be a meet-and-greet which will take place at PUMA stores in New York City and the United Kingdom before his show A TIMELESS NIGHT WITH DAVIDO.

Bold, statement pieces from the collection are drawn from the origins of the celebrated artiste.

For a while now, some entertainers have forayed into other industries such as politics, hospitality, and fashion.

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