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Davido has invited Ghanaian Car washer Annanzo for his wedding in America . He will sponsor the trip completely .

Remember few months ago Davido gifted him $5000 after his video vibing to his song went viral .
Now he is bringing him to America ? Davido is truly a great man . Congratulations Annanzo

Moral lesson :Yoyoyo we are kidding . 001 no invite him 😆.Davido already did a lot for him and he is still benefiting from it till today .

DeeYasso, born Dennis Hope Yasso on May 5, 1991, is a renowned Nigerian record producer, mixing and mastering engineer, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and lawyer from Taraba State. Here's a brief overview of his history¹ ²:
- *Early Life and Education*: DeeYasso's passion for music began at a young age, playing drums in his church choir in 1999. He later learned to play the guitar and piano. He studied law at the University of Maiduguri and was called to the Nigerian Bar Association as a lawyer.

- *Career*: DeeYasso started music production in 2006, but his breakthrough came in 2020 with Chike's debut studio album "Boo of the Booless". He has since worked with notable artists like Yemi Alade, Sauti Sol, Dave, and Oxlade. His production credits include³ ⁴:
- *Notable Works*:
- *"Tomorrow"* by Yemi Alade (Grammy-nominated)
- *"Egwu"* by Chike and Mohbad (chart-topping single)
- *"Boo of the Booless"* by Chike (debut studio album)
- *Awards and Nominations*:
- Grammy nomination for Best African Music Performance for "Tomorrow"
- Album of the Year nomination at the 2020 Headies Awards for "Boo of the Booless"

- *Style and Approach*: DeeYasso's production style blends African influences with global elements. He emphasizes live instrumentation and collaboration with artists to create unique sounds.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has expressed deep sorrow over the recent attack in Yelwata, Benue State, observing a minute’s silence in honour of the victims and assuring the people of government’s commitment to restoring peace.

Speaking during a condolence visit to the state, the President said he shared in the grief of the Benue people and regretted his inability to visit Yelwata due to heavy rains and poor road conditions. “We are here to help achieve peace that is vital and which will help bring more development,” he said.

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