WATCH: Davido’s R3.8m orphanage donation excites fans
Nigerian Afropop musician Davido surprised fans after announcing that he would donate R6.8 million to orphanages.
Nigerian musician Davido announced that he would donate NGN 300 million (R3.8 million) to orphanages.
Davido remains one of the finest Afro-pop musicians in Africa, among others like Burna Boy and Diamond Platnumz. Several times, Davido made headlines primarily out of his music and sometimes fashion and love life.
This time, he left fans praying for him after he did something they were not expecting.
“Omo, nobody do good reach Davido for this life, 001, OBO, agbatagbiti, Best in the world, nobody is coming close 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾” said a fan named @OGBdeyforyou.
DAVIDO ANNOUNCES THE DONATION TO ORPHANAGES
Sharing on his X (Twitter), Davido shared the news with his fans, showing how much he loved his country. “I and my foundation pledge the sum of 300 million Naira to orphanages around Nigeria” he started sharing the news.
“As my yearly contribution to the Nation ❤️ ..” he continued, showing that he does it yearly. “Details of disbursement tomorrow 🇳🇬” he finished speaking of when he would share the details.
I and my foundation pledge the sum of 300 million Naira to orphanages around Nigeria … as my yearly contribution to the Nation ❤️ .. details of disbursement tomorrow 🇳🇬
— Davido (@davido) February 20, 2024
NAIJA REACTS
After Davido announced that he would donate R3.8 million to orphanages, fans prayed for him, wishing him well.
@holardamolar “Na Davido Giveaway hard pass for this life You gatz off your mama and papa to win am.”
@abazwhyllzz “Davido has been giving to the orphanage since a long time ago, but it didn’t start today. God bless him abundantly 🙏🏽”
@harrizone98 “Na people wey no be orphans go complain pass say no evidence. If you need evidence, go be orphan first.”
@Honeys_Money1 “Lord Bless me to Bless some of your fans! The work I see them put in 🙏🏾❤️ #MyDailyPrayer”
@ManLikeIcey “May God continue to replenish your pockets. You’ve done far better than the Government.”
