In a heartwarming display of generosity, Nigerian music icon Olamide, also known as Baddo, has once again captured the attention of fans and followers by gifts of $5,000 each to several prominent social media personalities in Nigeria. The recipients include Peller, Tunde Perry, Faurule, and DJ Chicken, whose reactions to the unexpected windfall have been widely shared across social media platforms. The news broke on social media through a video that quickly went viral.
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The video features Peller, a well-known Nigerian content creator, expressing his excitement and gratitude for the gift. Peller, dressed in a white and red football jersey, is seen in the video enthusiastically sharing the news with his audience. He recounts how Olamide, despite not attending his birthday party, decided to bless him with $5,000. “Bro, you know this yeah, you know rich here. Bro, yesterday was my party party. I will sleep in because I don’t tire yes idea just wake up.
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This is me a week off and they tested minutes then produce said that to give me $5,000,” Peller exclaims, his words tumbling over each other in excitement. The gesture has sparked a flurry of reactions online, with many praising Olamide for his philanthropy. Comments range from admiration for his financial support to light-hearted jests about the impact of such gifts. One user, @iamprinSmith, humorously noted, “This small boi gats go school,” referring to Peller’s animated reaction.
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Another, @Collinsbrain12, declared, “The richest artiste in Africa. Others na cho cho cho,” underscoring Olamide’s status and generosity. Olamide’s history of supporting emerging talents and giving back to the community is well-documented. His actions align with a broader trend among Nigerian celebrities who leverage their success to make a positive impact.
This latest act of kindness not only highlights his commitment to nurturing the next generation but also reinforces his reputation as a benevolent figure in the Nigerian entertainment industry. The video and subsequent discussions have also shed light on the growing influence of social media stars in Nigeria.
Figures like Peller, Tunde Perry, Faurule, and DJ Chicken have carved out significant niches, often bridging the gap between traditional entertainment and digital content creation. Olamide’s recognition of their contributions through financial support underscores the evolving dynamics of fame and influence in the digital age.
