Qatar 2022: Davido to perform at World Cup closing ceremony

It has been revealed that Nigerian music star, David Adeleke fondly known as Davido or OBO will be performing at the closing ceremony of the Qatar 2022 World Cup. The 30-year-old, 30 BG leader who did the World Cup theme song ‘Better Together’ in collaboration with Trinidad Cardona and Aisha, will be performing at the […]

Qatar 2022: Davido to perform at World Cup closing ceremony

Davido

It has been revealed that Nigerian music star, David Adeleke fondly known as Davido or OBO will be performing at the closing ceremony of the Qatar 2022 World Cup.

The 30-year-old, 30 BG leader who did the World Cup theme song ‘Better Together’ in collaboration with Trinidad Cardona and Aisha, will be performing at the closing of the tournament on December 18.

Davido was set to perform at the opening ceremony of the World Cup but could not make it due to the loss of his son, Ifeanyi Adeleke. This would probably be the first performance Davido would have ever since his three-year-old son drowned in his swimming pool.

The news of his performance at the ongoing World Cup competition was announced by Hong Kong businessman Stephen Hung who shared his excitement about the development via a post on his Instagram story on Thursday, December 8.

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Sharing a picture of the singer via his verified account, the business mogul wrote, “So happy my bro @davido confirmed he will perform at the World Cup Qatar closing ceremony. Can’t wait to see him there.”

Stephen Hung, born in 1959, is a Hong Kong businessman. He was the joint chairman of Hong Kong-listed, The 13 Holdings Limited. He is the chairman of The Taipan Investment Group and vice-chairman of Rio Entertainment Group, which operates the Rio Hotel & Casino in Macau.

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