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Davido Visits Sierra Leone President Ahead Of 5ive Alive World Tour Show

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Davido has paid a courtesy visit to President Julius Maada Bio in Freetown, Sierra Leone, ahead of his 5ive Alive World Tour performance. The singer thanked the president for the warm reception, praising the country’s hospitality and security. He described Sierra Leone as his “second home” and promised to return for future visits and shows, including one after the completion of the National Stadium. Reflecting on his 2017 concert, which attracted over 50,000 fans, Davido assured attendees of an extraordinary performance. His show, originally scheduled for December 21, was moved to December 22 to avoid clashing with the African Nations Cup opening ceremony. President Bio welcomed Davido, noting the excitement his visit has generated among Sierra Leoneans and commending the organizers of the event.

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Tinubu Holds Private Talks With Sierra Leonean President, Julius Bio in Abuja

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President Bola Tinubu and Sierra Leonean President Julius Bio held a private meeting on Friday night at the State House in Abuja. Bio arrived at the Villa at 9:08 pm, greeted by a full row of presidential bagpipers from the Brigade of Guards, before being escorted into Tinubu’s office for the closed‑door talks. The meeting comes four months after Bio took over as chairman of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government, succeeding Tinubu, who served in the role for two years. Although the details of the discussion were not made public, sources say it likely focused on regional and ECOWAS-related matters. The talks were held amid growing international attention on Nigeria’s handling of terrorism, following US President Donald Trump’s warning of potential military action over alleged mass killings of Christians—a claim Tinubu has denied, calling it inaccurate. Earlier this week, ECOWAS dismissed the genocide allegations as “false narratives designed to inflame tensions,” noting that extremist groups in the Sahel and West Africa target civilians of all faiths to destabilize communities and undermine social cohesion. This visit marks Bio’s first official trip to Nigeria since assuming the ECOWAS chairmanship.

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