Mayorkun Acquires His First House, See also.... what Davido has to say about it


DMW star and Mayor of Lagos, Mayorkun Adewale, who over the weekend lost his 30BG chain, is definitely filled with joy as he just acquired a new house to his name.

Barely two years of his rise to stardom, the “Eleko” crooner has achieved a lot including the completion of a grand building somewhere in Lagos.

Mayorkun took to social media to show off his latest achievement, “His first home” – He shared a picture of himself standing in the gorgeous house with the caption; “humble beginnings”, with a “house” emoji.


Then His Boss, Davido took to His Snapchat to react about Mayorkun’s sucess.. The DMW leader says he is proud to be part of Mayorkun’s success.

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