Nigerian superstar Davido is not slowing down on his big moves any time soon as he has announced a new series about his life on global streaming giant, Netflix. The 30BG leader is a prominent figure in the afrobeat scene and has in the last few years turned the world’s eyes and ears to West Africa, breaking through to the Billboard charts, headlining major global festivals, releasing his collection with PUMA, and securing a major global hit with Arab star AISHA with “Hayya Hayya (Better Together)”, one of the official songs of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. 
The Nigerian singer who is currently on tour to promote his latest album ‘Timeless’, has revealed that his Netflix docu-series titled “David” will be released in December 2023. Davido who sat for an interview with Dubai-based media house, Esquire Middle East, said;
“I have a movie coming out in December with Netflix. It’s very, very big. This is the first time I’ve said anything about it, actually. It’s a documentary–a docu-series about my life, called ‘David’. I shouldn’t be talking about this, but yeah.”
Davido has been off the music scene for some months after the sudden demise of his five-year-old son, Ifeanyi who drowned in the family swimming pool months ago. Before the demise of Davido, son Ifeanyi, he has several projects and was also planning on releasing a new project he was working on alongside some music tours. But he put all his activities on hold following the demise of his son. Months after the demise of Ifeanyi, Davido seems to have bounced back as Cubana Chief Priest makes an announcement o his return. Cubana Chief Priest wrote on his page after sharing Davido’s video, “Regardless March Is Here !!!! Happy New Month Fam♥️, OBO💿 Is Coming, Joy Is Here.” 
Chelsea’s coach, Graham Potter has reacted to loanee, Joao Felix being shown a red card on his Premier League debut against Fulham on Thursday, January 12. 
Felix lasted less than an hour before he was shown a straight red card for a high tackle on Fulham’s full-back, Kenny Tete. The match ended 2-1 in favour of the Cottagers. Speaking to reporters after the match, Potter said Joao Felix’s red card is “another hit” to his squad. The coach who appeared visibly exhausted after yet another league defeat, however, insisted that the newcomer was “really good” on his debut. 
Potter said; “It was a forwards tackle, there was no malice in it but I understand why it was a red. It is another blow, the hits keep coming at the moment. He was really good, you could see his quality in the game, so it is doubly disappointing for us. “I think we controlled the game early, won the ball back high, created some opportunities and maybe missed the last pass. We made a couple of mistakes for their goal. Second-half I think we responded well and then the red card changes the game… We’ve got to keep working, there are no other solutions.” 
