The lights may have dimmed at Dance Eko ’25, but Lagos stayed wide awake as Wizkid and Jada P delivered one of the weekend’s most unforgettable moments.
Long after the final track faded, the Afrobeats superstar and his partner turned the festival’s closing hours into a scene straight out of a movie, drawing eyes and cameras as they made their exit in unmistakable style.
Their appearance came during the second day of the high-energy festival at Groove Park, part of DJ Skyla Tyla’s Even in the Day experience, an event that transformed the city into a pulsating hub of sound, fashion and culture. Amid the crowd and flashing lights, Wizkid’s presence alone sent a ripple through the venue.
Effortlessly cool, the Grammy-winning hitmaker stepped out dressed in a striking red Celine T-shirt, flared bootcut denim and carefully chosen luxury accessories, radiating the confidence of an artiste whose influence stretches far beyond Nigerian borders. Every detail reinforced the Starboy image — refined, relaxed and firmly in control of the moment.
At his side, Jada P matched the energy with understated sophistication. The respected music executive and longtime partner stunned in a sleek black leather mini dress, paired with bold accessories that blended elegance with edge, making the couple impossible to miss against the Lagos night.
Yet the moment that truly froze the scene came as the pair slipped into Wizkid’s Ferrari 296 GTS — a sleek hybrid supercar reportedly worth about ₦1.4 billion. The luxury ride became an instant spectacle, symbolising not just wealth, but years of global success and creative dominance.
Within minutes, images of the exit flooded social media, sparking admiration, playful banter and endless praise. Fans hailed Wizkid and Jada P as the definition of “couple goals,” celebrating their chemistry and their status as one of Afrobeats’ most influential power pairs.
The sight carried deeper meaning, coming just days after the couple marked their daughter Morayo’s first birthday — a reminder that beyond the flashing cameras and roaring engines lies a grounded family story.
For many, that brief Ferrari moment was more than a stylish send-off. It was a snapshot of Wizkid’s journey, his global impact, and a partnership that has grown from behind-the-scenes collaboration into one of African music’s most admired unions.
