Afrobeats superstar David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, is no stranger to the luxurious life but new details surrounding his private jet lifestyle reveal just how much the Unavailable hitmaker spends to maintain his high-flying image.

Known for his flamboyant presence both on and off stage, Davido reportedly spends tens of millions of naira weekly on his private jet travels, covering costs that include aviation fuel, crew salaries, airport taxes, maintenance, and concierge services across continents.

Sources close to the singer reveal that Davido’s Gulfstream jet, frequently spotted in Lagos, Dubai, London, and Atlanta, requires an estimated ₦45 million to ₦70 million weekly when in active use depending on routes and flight frequency. The cost rises significantly during his global tours and family vacations.

“Flying private is not just about comfort. It’s about control, security, and image,” a close associate told RankBank. “For Davido, it’s also about moving his team stylists, security, producers around the world without delays.”

Aside from the jet’s core expenses, Davido’s onboard preferences are nothing short of elite. Champagne, designer snacks, rare cigars, and state-of-the-art inflight entertainment systems are reportedly standard. His daughter, fiancée Chioma, and close DMW crew members often accompany him.

In a now-viral video clip from a behind-the-scenes tour shoot, Davido casually mentioned that flying commercial “slows things down.” The clip reignited conversations about the singer’s wealth and staying power in the music industry.

Beyond luxury, Davido uses his jet to honor commitments across music, business, and philanthropy. From flying in and out of charity events to last-minute gigs worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, the jet has become both a tool and a symbol of his international brand.

Davido, who is the son of billionaire businessman Adedeji Adeleke, has always acknowledged his privileged background but continues to stress that he’s worked hard to build his own legacy.

As fans continue to marvel at his glamorous lifestyle, critics have raised questions about sustainability and optics in a country grappling with economic hardship. Still, for Davido, the jet seems less about showing off and more about flying above limitations literally and figuratively.