Davido's Son, Ifeanyi Drowns in Father's Swimming pool

 



Tragedy has struck the home of popular musician and a scion of the Adedeji Adeleke dynasty,David Adeleke popularly known as Davido as lost his only son,Ifeanyi Adeleke



The young Adeleke was sad to have drowned in the swimming pool in his father's palatial Banana island residence.   



It was disclosed Davido and the mother,Chioma were away in Ibadan while the son was left in the care of his minders,who couldn't explain what led to his being drowned.


Friends and colleagues of the musician on hearing of the sad news had to move the parents to the residence of the grandfather. 


Colleagues have been expressing shock over the unfortunate incident ,while condoling with the Adeleke's over the sad occurrence.

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