“Ada Bekee” – Sweet Moment Flavour Serenades His Daughter During Rehearsals

• Flavour N’abania has warmed hearts online after a video showed him serenading his daughter during a rehearsal session.
• The highlife star paused his practice to sing “Ada Bekee” directly to her, drawing praise from fans for the sweet display of fatherhood.

Nigerian highlife icon Flavour N’abania has gone viral after a touching video surfaced showing a tender moment between him and his eldest daughter during a music rehearsal.

The singer was in the middle of a practice session with his dancers, performing “Ada Bekee”—a standout track from his latest album—when he paused the routine to focus entirely on his daughter.

While the band played, Flavour turned toward his daughter and began serenading her directly.

The video has sparked a wave of positive reactions across social media, with many fans applauding the singer’s hands-on approach to fatherhood.

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In other news…. ontroversial musician and social media personality Speed Darlington has ignited a fresh debate online after opening up about his unconventional approach to romance and his refusal to practice monogamy.

At 41, the entertainer confessed that he has never experienced true love, despite currently maintaining relationships with multiple women.

Speaking on his current dating life, Darlington revealed his “strength in numbers” approach to relationships. “I’m 41 years now, I’ve never fallen in love, I’m talking to 6 different girls now, you can’t be the only one,” he stated. He further disclosed that a previous marriage plan collapsed when he was honest about his desire for multiple partners: “I almost got married to one but she left me because I told her I’m polygamous in nature”.

Following that experience, Darlington shared controversial advice he received from his brother regarding how to manage future partners:

“He said I should just bring them in, get them pregnant and then I can tell them afterwards”.