Nigerian singer, Zlatan Ibile, has announced October 24, 2026, as the date for his wedding to his longtime partner, Davita Lamai, sharing a pre-wedding video ahead of the ceremony.
The Zanku crooner unveiled the video on social media alongside the hashtag #DTTheUnion, offering fans a glimpse into the preparations for the highly anticipated celebration.
The announcement has attracted congratulatory messages from fans, colleagues and celebrities, with many expressing excitement over the couple’s decision to formalise their relationship after several years together.
Among those who reacted to the announcement was Nigerian music star Davido, who congratulated the couple in the comment section.
“Na man U be,” Davido wrote in reaction to the pre-wedding announcement.
Other celebrities, including dancer Poco Lee, content creator Jarvis, comedian Broda Shaggi and media personality Toke Makinwa, also joined fans in congratulating Zlatan and Davita.
Their reactions added to the excitement surrounding the announcement, as followers celebrated the singer’s forthcoming marriage and wished the couple well ahead of their special day.
Zlatan and Davita have been together for several years and share two sons.
Although the singer has maintained a level of privacy around aspects of their relationship, the wedding announcement has brought renewed attention to their family life and plans to formalise their union.
The couple’s pre-wedding video, accompanied by the hashtag #DTTheUnion, has become the centre of attention among fans following the announcement of the wedding date.
Zlatan, whose music career has established him as a prominent figure in Nigeria’s street-pop scene, is known for songs that have earned him a strong following among young music lovers.
With the wedding scheduled for October 24, fans and colleagues are expected to continue sending congratulatory messages as the singer and his longtime partner prepare for the ceremony.
The announcement marks a significant milestone in their relationship, with the couple set to celebrate their union in the presence of family, friends and well-wishers.