Taking to his social media page, Mr Macaroni said that the show was “a timeless experience to cherish forever.”
Nigerian comedian, Mr. Macaroni has revealed that Davido's dad bought him his first ever laptop.
He made the revelation after hosting the much-anticipated concert by Davido, ‘Timeless’,which held on Sunday night at the Tafawa Balewa Square in Lagos.
The concert had in attendance artistes such as Spyro, Asake, Inyanya and other music makers. His uncle, Ademola Adeleke, the governor of Osun State was also in attendance.
Kie Kie joined Macaroni to host the show.
Taking to his social media page, Mr Macaroni said that the show was “a timeless experience to cherish forever.”
He recounted the first time he met Davido in 2020 and how his father assisted him.
He wrote on his Facebook page, “Omo!!! Yesterday was a Movie!!! A Timeless Experience to cherish forever!!!!
“First day I met Davido, sometime in 2020, I told him how his dad, Dr. Deji Adeleke was our First Elder in SDA Magodo then… and how his dad bought me my first ever laptop which I used in school.
“I was always calling him from school to send me money and he never said ‘No’, neither did he block my Number 😂
“That Day, Davido said “make we dey go my house.
“So, if you saw me jumping anyhow yesterday, na the joy and happiness cause am 😂
Beyond Davido’s gracious heart, his music lifts my soul!!!!!!!
“@toroec call me a million times and I will answer!!!!
Queen of the 🎙 @kie_kie__ Thank you for always making it easy!!!!!!”
The concert follows the release of the super star’s latest album by the same name.
The album was released the afternoon of March 31, and it instantly amassed over a million streams on music platform, Boomplay six hours after release.
The album release announced the return of Davido to the scene after a long break, following the death of his three-year-old-son, Ifeanyi, who drowned in the family pool in November.
Upon the album release, it topped Nigeria’s Top Albums Chart, the UK’s Top Albums Chart and also on Apple Music.
Within 24 hours of release, the album broke Spotify’s record by clinching the number one spot of the biggest first day streams for albums on Spotify NG, with a whooping 4.91m streams.