Unarguably one of the most highly anticipated music tours in Nigeria this year, the Davido 5ive Tour brought to you by Wema Bank, is set to make its 5th stop, in Abuja, Nigeria, on December 14, 2025.
Following the release of his 5th studio album, 5ive, Afrobeats Artiste David Adeleke, a.k.a. Davido, kicked off a world tour tagged the “5ive Tour”. After a successful run across major North American cities, Davido announced that the 5ive Tour would be coming home to Nigeria where it all started.
Since its kickoff in October, the 5ive Tour Nigeria has toured cities across 4 regions of Nigeria, creating unmatched excitement and engagement from over 80,000 fans so far. Now, the Wema Bank Davido 5ive Tour is set to make its 5th stop in the capital city of Abuja on December 14, and the excitement is off the charts.
As tickets continue to sell out fast, fans await in eager anticipation for what may be the most intriguing show on the tour so far. Wema Bank, as usual, is showing up in grand style, with free Davido 5ive Tour Merch, limited edition tickets, exciting financial perks like cashback on transactions, free transfers for select card holders and many more irresistible rewards and freebies.
Tickets are still up for sale using the link in Davido’s bio.
Those interested in getting free tickets from Wema Bank are encouraged to follow the Bank on all social media platforms @wemabank and turn on post notifications to get firsthand updates as the countdown to the tour begins.
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