Popular singer, Timi Dakolo and his wife have jumped on social media to celebrate their daughters’ latest achievement.

This is coming after their baby girls were featured in an international magazine called Vanity fair.

Alongside photos of her daughters, Busola Dakolo wrote, “This is not only in the aspect of my new direction to life and my works of art but also in the privilege of sharing these unforgettable and precious moments with my beloved children as seen in @vanityfairlondon July/August edition in the fairy glam collection of renowned international kids luxury brand @princessford_”

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Congrats to them.

Timi Dakolo (born; January 20, 1981) is a Nigerian singer. He emerged winner of the inaugural season of Idols West Africa in 2007. Accompanying his victory was a recording contract with Sony BMG, in addition to other prizes.

Timi Dakolo was born in Accra, Ghana to a Nigerian father, Bayelsa-native David and a Ghanaian mother, Norah, who died when Dakolo was thirteen years old. Despite being born in Ghana, Timi has a Nigerian passport and does not claim dual citizenship.

He was raised in Port Harcourt by his grandmother Ateni Dakolo and his aunt Susan Larry, and he credits his aunt as his early singing teacher. So deep was their relationship that Timi declined an offer to move to Lagos with his parents, opting to stay back in Port-harcourt with them.

In 2006, Dakolo auditioned for reality show Idols West Africa in Calabar. Timi Dakolo’s songs of choice were Commissioned’s More Than I and Lemar’s Time to Grow. His vocals impressed the judges, and he was seen as a contender for the prize. A week before the viewing of the Top 24 performances, Dakolo received the news that his grandmother had died.