Last month, popular singer Davido took everyone by surprise when he asked his friends to send him money as a birthday present so he could clear his Rolls Royce from the port, to which both his friends and some of his fans alike sent him the ones they could afford. The money rose to about 201 million naira and rumours started flying that he could be broke and thus resorted to asking for money online, but no one knew what he had up his sleeves until he started showing it to the public....CONTINUE READING

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First, he added 50 million naira to the already contributed money and mapped out ways in which it would be shared with the orphanage homes within Nigeria. As if that wasn’t enough, it wasn’t long after before he actually bought that Rolls Royce that he initially stated was the reason behind his asking for the money, and it was worth about $500,000.

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Just yesterday, he added yet another Lamborghini Aventador to his fleet of cars as a Christmas gift for himself, which is worth about $550,000. That’s about 310 million naira all in the space of a few weeks.

With regards to the disbursement of the funds, he updated on his Instagram story how the verification process is ongoing, the number of orphanage homes they have, and when the press will be officially briefed. This explains that he’s actually keeping to his words of sharing the money to those he stated it would go to.

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Sometimes, people tend to forget that he’s a billionaire’s son, but one lovely thing about him is that he still strives to make his own money and name, and from how he realised the money on his birthday, it’s apparent a large sum of it came from his friends. Empower your circle if you can, but also don’t forget yourself along the way.

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