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A 20 year old Nigerian artist and son of a billionaire David Adeleke aka “Davido” who is currently touring the UK has challenged fans to produce a video for one of his songs to win $5,000 (£3153).

Music fans are required to produce a video to Adeleke`s latest single entitled Skelewu.

The winner will also be invited to join his gang, a group called HKN, he started the group with his brother Ade Adeleke.

Adeleke`s music career took off the ground three years ago, he went against his father`s wishes who wanted him to study medicine or law.
“Music started for me in High school “said Adeleke who was born in Atlanta.

Music fans in the UK can prepare to see Adeleke in action at his first UK tour which takes place at the O2 Indigo Arena on Saturday September 15.

The winner of Adeleke`s video production will be awarded the opportunity to perform at one of his other shows scheduled to take place in Birmingham Manchester and Liverpool.

See the video for the track here : http://youtu.be/kFDu6ACKLKo

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