Nigerian rapper Omoniyi Raphael, popularly known as Zlatan Ibile, has married his longtime partner, Davita Lamai, in a star-studded traditional wedding ceremony in Lagos.
The ceremony, held on Saturday, October 24, 2026, attracted several celebrities, musicians, content creators and social media personalities who gathered to celebrate the couple’s union. The event was tagged #DTTheUnion.
Among the prominent guests was Afrobeats singer David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, who served as one of the groomsmen. Other entertainers spotted at the celebration included Fuji musician K1 De Ultimate, comedians Broda Shaggi and Cute Abiola, influencers Enioluwa Adeoluwa and Berri Tiga, and singer Reekado Banks.
The wedding drew attention for its elaborate traditional fashion, with the couple showcasing outfits inspired by Edo and Yoruba cultures.
For their first appearance, Davita wore a burgundy gown adorned with intricate red beadwork, complemented by layered coral necklaces and a traditional Okuku headpiece. Zlatan matched her look in a cream traditional outfit featuring red bead embellishments, coral accessories and a ceremonial cap.
The couple later appeared in coordinated mint-green and cream outfits, offering a second look that further highlighted the cultural and fashion elements of the celebration.
Zlatan shared photographs from the occasion on social media with the caption, “IT’S TIME TO MARRY,” while another post featured the words “MR & MRS OMONIYI.” The photographs attracted congratulatory messages from fans and fellow entertainers.
The celebration marks another milestone in the relationship between Zlatan and Davita, who have built a family together and have two sons. Although the rapper is known for his energetic stage performances and street-pop sound, the couple have largely kept details of their private life away from public attention.
Their wedding announcement earlier in October featured one of their children reflecting on the love and support within the family, giving fans a glimpse into their life beyond the music industry.
Zlatan rose to prominence in Nigeria’s music industry with the success of songs including “Zanku (Leg Work),” “Shotan” and “Lagos Anthem.” He has since established himself as a prominent figure in the country’s street-pop movement through his music, collaborations and energetic performances.
The wedding has generated widespread interest on social media, with fans celebrating the couple and sharing photographs and videos from the event.
For the Nigerian entertainment industry, the gathering was another high-profile celebrity celebration, bringing together major names in music, comedy and digital entertainment to mark a personal milestone in Zlatan’s life.
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