Nigerian film maker, YouTuber, photographer Tayo Aina known for his travel and documentary-style content in a post recalled David Adeleke professionally known as Davido’s act of humility towards him.

The filmmaker who posted on X on Tuesday night argued that humility comes easy to those who are broke or doesn’t have much but for the Omo Baba Olowo crooner, it’s simply embedded in his gene and he does it effortlessly.

On several occasion the Nigerian Afro beat musician has been reported for his selfless act and philanthropy nature.

Aina’s post read: “I have never shared this anywhere before but the first time I met Davido really gave me an understanding of the meaning of Humility. We were in the sprinter bus in Botswana about to head back to the hotel after filming, but there was no space as it was filled up with him and the crew.

“I was outside on the road tryna order an uber cause I hadn’t even planned on riding with them in the first place. Door of the bus was closed and the driver was about zooming off.

“Can you guys believe that David told the driver to stop, said the crew should open the door and told everybody to shift for me. Lol. Like 30Bg crew should shift for me.

“That shit really busted my head. I ended up squeezing in between two of the crew members which made it more inconvenient for them for as the bus was already full.

“He probably doesn’t even remember this but it left a very strong impression on me cause if na normal guys sef, they would leave me to go and find uber, talk less of a Superstar.

“This was one of the purest acts of humility I have ever experienced from anybody across my travels, inconveniencing yourself just to make someone else not feel left out.

“It’s easy to be humble when you have nothing, much harder when you have everything. That’s the kind of guy David is, someone who is willing to carry everyone along. Shout out to him.” The film maker concluded.