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Nigerian musicians dominate Africa's wealthiest list
31 Mar 2013 at 06:04hrs | Views
Young Nigerians dominate the African Artists's Top 10 wealthiest list.
1.Senegalese singer/percussionist, Youssou N'Dour is at the top of the list.
2.P-Square from Nigeria
3.D'Banj from Nigeria
4.Kofi Olomide from DR Congo
5.Salif Keita from Mali
6.Fally Ipupa from DR Congo
7.2Face Idibia from Nigeria
8.South African singer/Trumpeter Hugh Masekela
9.Banky W from Nigeria
10.Joseph Mayanja aka Joe Chameleon or Jose Chameleone from Uganda
Africa Answers wrote that:P-Square makes more than $150,000 per show.
Their Squareville, which is located at Ikeja is worth $3 million and as part of their brand support, they also have a 3-year deal with Globacom; a Nigerian telecommunications company as brand ambassadors where they are paid a million dollars a year.
D'banj, they said, made $1 million dollars when he was paid by a TV station to star on his own reality show called the Koko Mansion.
His Atlanta crib was estimated to worth $1.5 million and he reportedly charges on the upside of $100000 per show currently.
Tuface, who just recently painted the city of Dubai red with his exquisite and exclusive wedding, reportedly has a vast investment in real estate across Nigeria, earns around $50k to $80k per show and owns a night club in Nigeria just to name a few.
For Banky W, Answers Africa wrote: "His talent in music has made him one of the richest African musicians. He has been a brand ambassador for Estisalat mobile in Nigeria and is currently the face for Samsung products in the west African nation.
Out of his generous heart, Banky W has started off Mr capable foundation; an education charity organisation with the aim to aid in the education of children from poor families."
1.Senegalese singer/percussionist, Youssou N'Dour is at the top of the list.
2.P-Square from Nigeria
3.D'Banj from Nigeria
4.Kofi Olomide from DR Congo
5.Salif Keita from Mali
6.Fally Ipupa from DR Congo
7.2Face Idibia from Nigeria
8.South African singer/Trumpeter Hugh Masekela
9.Banky W from Nigeria
10.Joseph Mayanja aka Joe Chameleon or Jose Chameleone from Uganda
Africa Answers wrote that:P-Square makes more than $150,000 per show.
Their Squareville, which is located at Ikeja is worth $3 million and as part of their brand support, they also have a 3-year deal with Globacom; a Nigerian telecommunications company as brand ambassadors where they are paid a million dollars a year.
D'banj, they said, made $1 million dollars when he was paid by a TV station to star on his own reality show called the Koko Mansion.
His Atlanta crib was estimated to worth $1.5 million and he reportedly charges on the upside of $100000 per show currently.
Tuface, who just recently painted the city of Dubai red with his exquisite and exclusive wedding, reportedly has a vast investment in real estate across Nigeria, earns around $50k to $80k per show and owns a night club in Nigeria just to name a few.
For Banky W, Answers Africa wrote: "His talent in music has made him one of the richest African musicians. He has been a brand ambassador for Estisalat mobile in Nigeria and is currently the face for Samsung products in the west African nation.
Out of his generous heart, Banky W has started off Mr capable foundation; an education charity organisation with the aim to aid in the education of children from poor families."
Source - newsbite.it
