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RYNI News | Omotayo Stephen . O
11 August 2025

Miami’s golden coastline shimmered brighter than ever on Sunday as Afrobeat icon David “Davido” Adeleke and his long-time sweetheart Chioma Rowland sealed their love in a breathtaking ceremony that fused oceanfront glamour with the cultural heartbeat of Nigeria.

Nicknamed CHIVIDO 2025, the wedding drew a constellation of political giants, business moguls, and entertainment royalty — a guest list so star-studded it could have been scripted for a Hollywood blockbuster.

At the center of the power circle stood Aliko Dangote, Africa’s wealthiest man, whose understated cream agbada quietly radiated gravitas. His daughter Fatima Dangote added a touch of refined elegance, her poise turning as many heads as her couture ensemble.

Former Senate President Bukola Saraki mingled effortlessly, offering warm smiles and handshakes, while Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke — the groom’s exuberant uncle — embodied the joyous spirit of family pride. From ministers to music producers, the elite spectrum of Nigerian society seemed to converge on the sandy shores.

Yet for all the political weight and billionaire presence, the evening belonged to love and heritage. Guests arrived in bespoke aso ebi fabrics awash in shimmering tones, alongside runway-worthy gowns and sharply tailored suits. It was a parade of culture and couture, each outfit telling a story of roots and respect for tradition.

The ceremony itself unfolded like a symphony — the gentle hum of the Atlantic breeze, the solemn exchange of vows, and the vibrant pulse of Yoruba customs woven seamlessly into the day’s grandeur. Chioma’s gown, a masterwork of intricate beading and graceful lines, contrasted perfectly with Davido’s regal attire, both exuding a sense of destiny fulfilled.

When the sun dipped into the horizon, fireworks painted the Miami night, while Afrobeat rhythms kept the dance floor alive until the small hours. Conversations flowed between titans of industry and rising stars, a rare mingling of Nigeria’s old guard and its next generation.

In the end, CHIVIDO 2025 was more than a wedding — it was a cultural spectacle, a living tableau of love crowned by legacy. It reminded all present, and millions watching online, that while fame may command attention and wealth may open doors, it is love — celebrated in the embrace of family, tradition, and community — that truly reigns supreme.

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RYNI News | Blessing Isiuwa
3 August 2025

Buckingham Palace saw an explosion of rhythm and royalty this week as Nigeria’s own Burna Boy ignited the stage during the England Lionesses’ Euro 2025 championship celebration, blending football glory with Afrobeat fire in a historic cultural crescendo.

Fresh from their thrilling 3-1 penalty shootout victory over Spain — after a tense 1-1 draw in extra time — the Lionesses were honoured in a glittering parade held at the Palace grounds, where pomp and pageantry met the pulse of African sound.

In a moment that stunned fans and dignitaries alike, the Grammy-winning sensation emerged to perform his global hit “For My Hand”, originally featuring Ed Sheeran. As the first notes rang out, the 100,000-strong crowd erupted in cheers, with mobile phones raised and feet moving in rhythm. But it wasn’t just fans who were swept up — England’s head coach, Sarina Wiegman, herself couldn’t resist the magnetic pull of the music.

Wiegman, beaming from ear to ear, was spotted singing along and dancing with the players. She later joined Burna Boy on stage, wrapping the artist in a warm embrace that sent waves across social media and sealed the night as one of the most unexpected and iconic in English football celebration history.

Sources close to the team confirmed what many fans suspected — the Dutch-born coach is an avid Burna Boy fan. “She plays his music in the locker room before matches. It’s her way of bringing the team together,” one insider revealed. Former Lioness and BBC pundit Alex Scott confirmed, “Burna Boy is actually Sarina’s favourite artist — this was her dream moment.”

The celebration, though rooted in sport, quickly transformed into a multicultural showcase. Burna Boy’s powerful presence represented not only a musical performance, but a symbol of unity between cultures — and a nod to the growing global influence of African music. Social media buzzed with praise, with hashtags like #BurnaAtThePalace and #LionessesMeetAfrobeat trending across platforms.

For Burna Boy, the performance marked another crowning moment in a stellar year, as he continues to bridge continents and bring Afrobeat to iconic stages. But for the Lionesses, it was a night of gratitude, laughter, dancing — and a reminder that football, at its best, brings the world together in celebration.

With this unforgettable fusion of sport and sound, Euro 2025’s legacy won’t just be remembered for the goals scored, but for the beat that brought Buckingham Palace to life.

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