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Nigeria’s First Lady urges Burna Boy and more Afrobeats stars to help less fortunate

by Jade Rhode
Image: Instagram / @burnaboygram

While launching Nigeria’s community food bank, the country’s First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, called on Afrobeats superstars Burna Boy, Davido, and more to reach into their deep pockets and assist low-income Nigerians.

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Nigerian First Lady mentions Burna Boy and more

Tinubu noted that while the country has many wealthy individuals, their priorities differ.

“I think it’s high time we started helping those who need help in the country. I want to appeal to our young ones in the entertainment industry. I’ve mentioned it before, and I will use Akon, a music icon who does a lot of great charity work,” she said.

“The Burna Boys of this world, Asake, all of them, Davido. We want to see you with one foundation or the other, helping the poor with your money. Good cars are good; a Maybach is good. Rolls-Royce is good, but you can still help. The burden on the government is huge.”

🇳🇬 Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has called on Burna Boy, Davido, Asake etc to establish foundations and use their wealth to support low-income Nigerians.

She said luxury cars are good, but entertainers can also use their success to help communities pic.twitter.com/FCGOB1ZDPJ

— Jush (@_Maguti) July 13, 2026

Also see: Burna Boy’s birthday message to AKA sparks debate among fans

The richest Afrobeats artists

According to Yahoo Finance, the wealthiest star under the Afrobeats genre is Davido, worth $100 million, approximately R1.63 billion. Although the First Lady mentioned Asake as one of the wealthy Nigerian artists, taking second place is Wizkid, worth $30 million (approximately R500 million). Burna Boy takes the third position, with a net worth of R22 million (approximately R361 million).

Plea to Afrobeats stars causes a stir

Not many social media users were in favour of Tinubu’s comments, noting that it was unfair to rely on the artists to help support the country’s citizens.

“Publicly asking someone else to do your job for you is wild,” wrote @nworae_.

@s0psychedelic commented, “Aunty, please ask your husband and his friends before Asake and Davido.”

@nikefrancess laughed and asked, “Has she forgotten who her husband is?”

Also see: Davido’s reaction to ‘The Polygamist’ gets the internet talking

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