Davido launches social media platform

Multi award-winning Nigerian singer, David Adeleke better known as Davido, has launched his own social media application.

Davido unveiled the app named ‘Chatter’ in a post on his official X (formerly Twitter) account on Friday, 12th of July

The 31-year-old music executive disclosed that he co-owns the interactive application with his close friend, Sir Banko.

According to the DMW boss, Chatter is a social audiovisual utility platform that connects content creators to a lively community and helps magnify their voices.

Announcing the launch of the social media app, Davido wrote; “Chatter is now live in the App Store WORLDWIDE! ????. Just 5 months ago, I revealed my role in this amazing platform, and today it’s finally here! “

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Meanwhile, in another news…

CorrectNG recalls that Davido once launched a model football talent hunt programme, ‘Davido Dream Football Show’, DDFS in partnership with the Abu Salami Media and 1XBet.

The talent hunt tagged ‘Davido Dream Football Show’ came with a designed curriculum aimed at developing fundamental technical skills and tactical awareness in young players who are committed to competing at the highest levels.

Chief Executive Officer of Abu Salami Media and Chairman of DDFS, Abu Salami, during a media presentation in Lagos said the reality TV show would run for 30 weeks with one episode to be shown every week.

He had said; “The Davido Dream Football Show will enable young football talents to realise their dreams of becoming stars in future.

“First, we will organise screening of those who will register. Once they are screened, we will organise a series of trials. From that exercise, the best among them will be selected for camping for the final show”.

On his part, Davido said; “We all know impact is essential and a show like this will not only engage the minds of the youths, it will birth meaningful changes and opportunities for youths across Nigeria and Africa as a whole. I believe it’ll also set the pace for impact-driven initiative in grassroots football in Africa.”