Nigerian rapper Zlatan Ibile has married his longtime partner Davita Lamai in a white wedding ceremony held in Marrakech, Morocco, completing a wedding season that began with a colourful traditional ceremony in Lagos last month.
The Morocco celebration took place on Wednesday, November 4, and drew a crowd of familiar faces from the Nigerian entertainment industry, according to reports from Rhythm FM, QNC News and other outlets that covered the wedding week.
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- The white wedding was held in Marrakech on November 4, 2026
- It followed the couple's traditional wedding in Lagos on October 24, 2026
- Guests included Davido and his wife Chioma Adeleke, Pretty Mike, Carter Efe, Soso Soberekon and Tunde Perry
- Zlatan and Davita have been together for several years and share two children
A star-studded celebration in Marrakech
Among the guests present were Afrobeats star Davido and his wife, Chioma Adeleke. Davido was a groomsman at the Lagos traditional ceremony, reports say, and the couple's arrival in Marrakech was shared on Davido's Instagram Story.
Social media personality Pretty Mike, comedy content creator Carter Efe, music executive Soso Soberekon and Tunde Perry were also in attendance. The couple kicked off their stay with a lively pre-wedding welcome party, according to HipTV reporting cited by entertainment outlets, with the pair making entrances on decorated platforms in keeping with Moroccan wedding custom.
Carter Efe and Taylor Jasmine performed their joint single at the wedding, according to reports of the celebration, in front of guests including Davido and the newlyweds.
From Lagos traditional wedding to Marrakech
Zlatan, whose real name is Omoniyi Temidayo Raphael, rose from Ikorodu to become one of the defining voices of Nigerian street pop, building a catalogue around the Zanku sound and founding Zanku Records.
The Marrakech wedding caps weeks of celebrations that kept the couple at the centre of Nigerian entertainment conversation, from the Lagos traditional ceremony on October 24 to the destination finale in North Africa. Davita had added the singer's surname, Omoniyi, to her social media handle following the earlier ceremonies, reports noted during the wedding week.
What happens next
The wedding itself is complete, and the couple's celebrations have already produced some of the most-shared Nigerian entertainment moments of the month. NewsTweetNaija congratulates Zlatan and Davita — and notes, strictly from the reports, that this was a wedding the whole industry flew out for.
Credit: Rhythm FM, QNC News, New Daily Prime and Afripost reports of November 5–8, 2026.
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