Timaya buys his second baby mama a brand new Range Rover as an early Christmas gift (photos).

Popular Nigerian Afro-dancehall musician Timaya sure knows how to give a gift in style. The musician spares no expense when it comes to giving his loved ones the best gift for any occasion.

And, it’s that time of the year again, where people exchange gifts with friends, family members and their love ones, so it’s no surprise that Timaya would be on his gift giving A-game. The dancehall singer has surprised his second baby mama Tama with a brand new black Range Rover. The singer revealed that the car gift is an early Christmas present for his baby mama. In a post shared on Instagram, the singer shared photos of the Range Rover. He expressed that everything good deserves to be beautiful.

Meanwhile, it seems like Timaya would like to end this 2018 as Santa Klaus to his family and friends. Legit.ng had earlier reported that the musician had given upcoming Nigerian singer Kingperry a luxury car gift as an early Christmas present.

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