The Nigerian music industry has evolved remarkably, transitioning from a local scene to a global powerhouse. Today, Afrobeats stars like Wizkid, Burna Boy, Davido, Asake, Tiwa Savage, Rema, and others have sold out stadiums and arenas across the U.S., U.K., Asia, and Europe.
These artistes have not only gained international recognition but have also amassed immense wealth from their craft. In this article, catalystng.com highlights the top 15 richest musicians in Nigeria.
1. Wizkid – Estimated net worth of $132 million
Award-winning singer Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun, professionally known as Wizkid, is the richest musician in Nigeria as of the moment of filling this content with an estimated net worth of $132M (N193billion).
Wizkid made history in October 2021 as the first Nigerian artist to have a song, “Essence,” certified Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA)—a recognition that marked over one million copies sold.
Continuing his record-breaking streak, Wizkid became the first African artist to surpass 9 billion streams on Spotify. His collaboration with Drake and Kyla, “One Dance,” remains his most-streamed song on the platform, with over 3.7 billion streams, ranking among the top 10 most-streamed songs globally.
The “Made in Lagos” superstar is also the highest-earning African artist on Spotify, reportedly making around $1 million monthly from the platform.
Wizkid has proven to be a global stage conqueror—selling out London’s O2 Arena (20,000 capacity) five times, including three consecutive sold-out shows in 2021, where the first date sold out in just 12 minutes.
He has also sold out the 62,000-capacity Tottenham Hotspur Stadium during his More Love, Less Ego tour, as well as the Accor Arena (Paris), Madison Square Garden (USA), and Ziggo Dome (Netherlands).
On March 14, 2021, Wizkid earned his first Grammy Award for his contribution to Beyoncé’s “Brown Skin Girl”, which won Best Music Video—making him one of the few Nigerians to ever claim the prestigious accolade.
Wizkid’s wealth and taste for luxury are reflected in his exotic car collection, featuring a McLaren 750S (₦1.7 billion), Ferrari SF90 Stradale (₦1.4 billion), several Rolls-Royce models, a Lamborghini Urus, Mercedes-Maybach GLS 600, and a Range Rover.
In January 2025, he gifted his right-hand man, Femmy, a ₦200 million Mercedes-Benz SUV for his loyalty and support.
Just a month earlier, in December 2024, Wizkid surprised his sister, Yetunde, with a ₦400 million Range Rover as a Christmas gift.
According to his PA, Femi, the singer purchased five brand-new luxury cars in just 10 days, a clear reflection of his unmatched success and generosity.
Also, Wizkid is a heavyweight in real estate, with luxury mansions in Los Angeles, the United Kingdom, Ghana, Nigeria, and several other locations.
According to popular real estate reviewer Ola of Lagos, Wizkid recently purchased two adjoining houses in Ikoyi, Lagos, for ₦2.4 billion.
He reportedly bought both properties to ensure he wouldn’t have any neighbors. Starboy is reported to have a private jet, further cementing his status as one of Africa’s most successful entertainers.
Wizkid has 18.4million followers on Instagram. He is identified as @wizkidayo on the photo and video-sharing app.
2. Davido – Estimated Net Worth of $100m
Davido has an estimated net worth of $100 million, securing his position as the second-richest Nigerian artiste in 2025.
Afrobeats superstar David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, is widely regarded as one of Africa’s most hardworking musicians despite coming from an extremely wealthy family.
His father, Dr. Adedeji Adeleke, is one of Africa’s richest businessmen, while his uncle, Ademola Adeleke, currently serves as the Governor of Osun State.
Although born into luxury — the perfect example of a “Nepo Baby” — Davido has repeatedly emphasized his desire to build his own legacy. He once stated that even without the Adeleke name, he still wants “Davido” to remain a household name forever.
As an independent artiste, Davido has amassed significant wealth through music sales, performances, endorsement deals, and his record label, contributing to his $100 million fortune.
Refusing to depend on family wealth, he left Oakwood University to pursue music in Nigeria and later completed his education at Babcock University.
His 2024–2025 “Timeless World Tour” became his biggest yet, grossing over $35 million from 42 shows across five continents. The album earned more than 1.5 billion streams, cementing Davido’s status as one of Africa’s biggest global exports.
He owns luxury homes in Banana Island and a getaway mansion in Georgia, USA. His impressive car collection includes a Bentley Bentayga, Bentley Continental GT, Porsche Panamera Turbo S, Range Rover Sport, Range Rover SV Autobiography, Chevrolet Camaro GS, Audi R8, Audi Q7, Mercedes-AMG GLS63, Mercedes G-Wagon, and a Toyota Land Cruiser.
In November 2024, Davido made headlines again after acquiring a 2025 Rolls-Royce Spectre valued at $544,000 (about ₦924 million) and a Tesla Cybertruck worth $165,000 (about ₦280.5 million).
Davido has sold out the 20,000-capacity O2 Arena multiple times — notably in 2019, 2022, and January 2024 — marking a major highlight of his global career.
He also headlined a packed-out show at the Accor Arena in Paris in 2022, drawing fans from all over Europe. In 2023, he performed to a massive audience at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, further strengthening his presence in the U.S.
Davido made history as one of the few Afrobeats artists to headline at Madison Square Garden (MSG), joining the ranks of Wizkid, Burna Boy, Rema, and Asake. He has also performed at the 19,800-capacity Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Canada, among other major venues worldwide.
In 2022, Davido became the first African artist to perform at a FIFA World Cup event outside Africa, taking the stage at the Qatar 2022 closing ceremony.
The singer pulled off what many called the biggest wedding in Nigeria in 2024, when he held his traditional wedding with Chioma at Eko Hotels and Suites, Victoria Island. The celebration continued with their extravagant white wedding in August 2025 in Miami, USA, costing multiple billions of naira.
According to Benny Da Jeweler, Davido gifted Chioma a wedding ring valued at $950,000 (about ₦1.5 billion). The ring features a 10-carat, F-color oval diamond that is internally flawless and cut for maximum brilliance.
For Chioma’s 30th birthday in May 2025, Davido surprised her with a brand-new 2024 Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon AMG G63, presented at a private birthday celebration along with a Birkin bag and an additional $10,000 gift from the car dealer.
In September 2025, Davido once again stunned his wife with a 2025 G-Wagon worth billions of naira. In the viral clip, Chioma proudly said, “My husband bought it for me.
Davido has 31million followers on Instagram, and he is identified as @davido on the photo and video sharing platform. He is the most followed Nigerian artiste on IG.
3. Burna Boy – Estimated Net Worth of $95 million
Burna Boy, famously known as the African Giant, has an estimated net worth of $95 million, placing him among the richest musicians in Nigeria. Although he has been active in the music industry for years, his breakthrough to global fame came around 2018, and since then he has remained an international force with numerous awards, concerts, and historic achievements.
His market value soared after winning the Grammy Award in 2020 for his album Twice as Tall. Following the win, his performance fee reportedly increased by nearly 60%, and he gained access to high-value endorsement deals previously unavailable to African artists. Industry estimates suggest that between 2021 and 2025, his Grammy recognition alone generated $15–20 million in income.
His 2023 album I Told Them… debuted at No. 1 on the Global Albums Chart, earning an estimated $18 million from streaming, physical sales, and licensing. In 2024, Netflix reportedly secured a $5 million deal for the documentary Burna Boy: African Giant Rising, adding yet another major revenue stream.
Coming from a musical lineage—his grandfather once managed Fela Kuti—Burna Boy’s rise to global superstardom remains one of Africa’s most remarkable success stories.
His music frequently pays homage to Fela, with several hit songs sampling Afrobeat classics:
- “Ye” (2018, Outside) samples Fela’s “Colonial Mentality” (1977).
- “Dangote” (2019, African Giant) draws from Fela’s “Trouble Sleep Yanga Wake Am” (1972).
- “Collateral Damage” (2019, African Giant) samples “Sorrow, Tears & Blood” (1977).
- His verse on “Temper Remix” (2017) with Skales also samples “Sorrow, Tears & Blood”.
Burna Boy is known for owning one of the largest and most expensive car collections in the Nigerian music industry. In December 2024, he publicly confirmed owning four Ferraris, alongside an array of other luxury vehicles, including two Rolls-Royces and two Lamborghinis.
Some of his standout cars include:
- Lamborghini Aventador SVJ
- Maybach S650
- Rolls-Royce Dawn
- Lamborghini Urus
- Mercedes-Benz G-Class
- Range Rover Autobiography
Fans frequently catch glimpses of Burna Boy’s luxury cars on social media, as he proudly showcases his love for fast and stylish rides. Beyond his impressive fleet, he also owns a multimillion-naira mansion in Lekki and has significant investments in real estate.
Burna Boy has made history by shutting down London Stadium twice. He first sold out the 80,000-capacity venue in June 2023 during his Love, Damini world tour, becoming the first African artist to headline the stadium. He returned on June 29, 2024, for his I Told Them… tour and once again performed to a packed-out crowd. Both shows were monumental successes, solidifying his status as one of Africa’s biggest global music stars.
Burna Boy has 18.5million followers on Instagram. He is identified as @burnaboygram on the photo and video-sharing app.
4. Don Jazzy – Estimated Net Worth of ($90 million)
Music producer Don Jazzy ranks 4th on the list of richest Nigerian musicians with an estimated net worth of $90 million. Born Michael Collins Ajereh, Don Jazzy represents a unique kind of success in the Nigerian music industry.
Although more famous as a producer, entrepreneur, and talent developer than as a singer, his influence is unmatched. He has shaped the careers of multiple generations of Nigerian superstars.
According to the 2024 Don Jazzy Report, the music mogul expanded his empire with the launch of Mavin City in Lagos — a cutting-edge creative hub equipped with world-class recording studios, multimedia and video production suites, artist development spaces, and even a performance arena. Built with an estimated ₦2 billion investment, the project reflects his mission to elevate Nigeria’s entertainment ecosystem to global standards.
Don Jazzy also introduced Mavin Money, a financial services platform offering banking and investment solutions specifically tailored to creatives and entertainers. Mavin Records continues to house some of the biggest stars in Afrobeats, including Rema, Ayra Starr, Crayon, Magixx, Boy Spyce, Ladipoe, Johnny Drille, Bayanni, Lifesize Teddy, and the label’s official DJ, DJ Big N.
Over the years, the label has also been home to major acts like Tiwa Savage, Reekado Banks, Korede Bello, Di’Ja, Wande Coal, Dr SID, and D’Prince.
Mavin has played a pivotal role in shaping the modern Afrobeats sound and producing globally recognized talent. It’s worth noting that Don Jazzy and D’banj first met in London in the early 2000s and co-founded Mo’Hits Records in 2004.
Don Jazzy produced the hits while D’banj served as the charismatic frontman, creating global classics like Oliver Twist and Why Me. Their partnership ended in 2012, leading Don Jazzy to establish Mavin Records while D’banj pursued a solo path.
Despite going their separate ways, both artists remain respectful, and their joint legacy continues to define a significant era in Nigerian music history.
Speaking in a recent interview with Habby FX, Don Jazzy said that he preferred to invest his money in more important things than spending on luxury items.
Don Jazzy, while bragging about his wealth, stated that “Nothing beats investment”.
“I have been blessed enough for a long time to be able to afford any type of car or to buy a private jet. But I’ve more important things to take care of because nothing beats investment.”
You can also checkout the rare moment, Don Jazzy receives his newly acquired 3 luxury cars worth over N2.5billion below;
Don Jazzy has 15.3million followers on Instagram, and he is identified as donjazzy on the photo and video sharing app.
5.Tiwa Savage – Estimated Net Worth of $86 million
Tiwa Savage, born Tiwatope Savage, is Nigeria’s richest female musician with an estimated net worth of $86 million.
Her career began long before mainstream fame, starting out as a backing vocalist for global icons such as Mary J. Blige and George Michael.
Today, she stands as one of the most influential Afrobeats artists in the world. In 2021, Tiwa Savage made history by becoming the first African female artist to sign a $7 million deal with Motown Records, a milestone that expanded her international presence and significantly boosted her earnings.
Her 2023 album Water & Garri was a global success, with the hit single “Somebody’s Son” featuring Brandy surpassing 800 million streams worldwide.
The album’s world tour generated over $15 million across four continents. In December 2023, she trended after acquiring a ₦1.7 billion (€1.2 million) home in London, further cementing her status as a global superstar.
Tiwa Savage also ventured into film, releasing her debut movie Water & Garri on Netflix on May 10, 2024.
She is currently developing her dream penthouse in the prestigious Ikoyi area of Lagos, with construction progress revealed in early 2025 and completion expected around 2026.
Watch the video below (swipe to view more);
Tiwa Savage released her fifth studio album “This One Is Personal” on 29 August 2025.
Tiwa Savage is identified as @tiwasavage on the photo and video-sharing platform, Instagram, with 19.6 million followers.
6. Olamide – Estimated net worth of $70 million
Award-winning rapper Olamide is a staple on any list of Nigeria’s wealthiest entertainers. With an estimated net worth of $70 million, the YBNL boss has left an indelible mark on both the Nigerian and international music scenes.
Beyond his music, Olamide is known for his luxurious lifestyle. He owns two stunning mansions in Lekki and Bariga, Lagos, and his car collection includes a Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon, Range Rover Sports V8, and a Rolls-Royce Phantom.
Unlike many peers chasing international trends, Olamide has focused on dominating the local market—a strategy that has been central to his success. In 2024, he signed a landmark deal with Sony Music Africa reportedly worth over $10 million, which includes funding for a state-of-the-art recording studio and distribution support, further cementing YBNL Nation as a powerhouse in African music. That same year, he made his Netflix debut as an executive producer with Streets of Lagos, a film reflecting the street culture that shaped his career. Analysts project that his net worth could reach $100 million by 2028, driven by YBNL’s influence and his expanding entertainment ventures.
Olamide released his self-titled album, Olamide, on 26 September 2025, blending his signature street sound with more mature storytelling. The project followed the success of Unruly, solidifying his status as one of Nigeria’s most consistent hitmakers.
Through YBNL Nation, Olamide has nurtured some of Nigeria’s biggest stars, including Lil Kesh, Adekunle Gold, Chinko Ekun, and Viktoh, while launching a new wave of talent such as Fireboy DML, Asake, Senth, and DJ Enimoney. His leadership has significantly shaped Afrobeats and street pop, providing rising artists a platform to shine globally.
Olamide is active on Instagram as @olamide, where he has 11.4 million followers.
7. Rema – Estimated net worth of $55 million
Rema, Mavin Records’ standout signee, has put Nigeria on the global music map despite his young age. With a net worth of $55 million, he ranks seventh among Nigeria’s richest artists.
The 25-year-old, born Divine Ikubor, is widely regarded as the next Nigerian talent capable of challenging the “big three” — Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy. His digital-first approach to music has redefined success for African artists, leveraging global streaming platforms to gain international exposure ahead of traditional tours.
In early 2025, Rema launched his label, Rave Music, under Mavin Records to discover and nurture emerging talent. That same year, he became a Louis Vuitton brand ambassador, reportedly earning €3 million annually, proving he is more than a musical sensation.
In July 2024, Rema performed at the lavish wedding of Anant Ambani in India, joining global celebrities like Kim and Khloe Kardashian, Mike Tyson, and a former UK prime minister. Reports indicate he earned $3 million (₦4.5 billion) for performing his hit “Calm Down.” The remix of the track with Selena Gomez has surpassed 1 billion views on YouTube, a rare milestone for an African artist, cementing his international acclaim.
Rema released his second studio album, HEIS, on July 11, 2024, following the success of Rave & Roses, showcasing a more confident and experimental sound. In November 2023, he made history by shutting down London’s O2 Arena, and in May 2025, he debuted at Madison Square Garden for a sold-out concert. He returned to the O2 Arena in June 2025 and has performed at major festivals across Europe, North America, and Asia.
Rema is active on Instagram as @heisrema, where he has 7.2 million followers.
8. Phyno – Estimated net worth of $42 million
Popular Nigerian rapper Chibuzo Nelson Azubuike, known as Phyno, is worth $42 million, ranking eighth on Nigeria’s richest musicians list in 2025.
In 2023, Phyno made headlines with a major real estate purchase: 20 units of a detached terrace building for 1.4 billion Naira, according to real estate mogul Ned Okonkwo.
Like Olamide, Phyno’s success as an Igbo rapper shows that staying true to your roots can drive commercial success. He began creating beats around 2003 and transitioned to rapping in 2010 after moving from Enugu to Lagos. His debut album, No Guts No Glory (2014), featured hits like “Ghost Mode” with Olamide and “Man of the Year.”
Phyno and Olamide pioneered the indigenous wave in Nigerian hip hop, inspiring artists to rap in their native languages. His annual show, Phynofest, draws over 50,000 attendees, making it one of Nigeria’s most popular music events.
In late 2024, Phyno collaborated with Google to develop an AI assistant for the Igbo language, blending culture and technology and highlighting his commitment to preserving his heritage.
In May 2024, he added a 2024 Maybach S680 to his luxury car collection, reportedly worth hundreds of millions of Naira.
His venture into film production with East Side Story, a film about hip-hop life in eastern Nigeria, demonstrates his filmmaking abilities. The film, which is slated to be released in 2025, is expected to extend his impact.
Phyno is identified as Phynofino on Instagram with 8.1million followers.
9. Mr Eazi – Estimated Net Worth of $40 million
Popular Nigerian singer Oluwatosin Oluwole Ajibade, known as Mr Eazi, ranks ninth on the list of Nigeria’s richest musicians with a net worth of $40 million.
In 2025, he made headlines with his luxurious three-country wedding to billionaire daughter Temi Otedola, held across Iceland, Monaco, and Dubai. The star-studded event included Aliko Dangote, Femi Otedola, AbdulSamad Rabiu, DJ Cuppy, King Sunny Ade, and Broda Shaggi, with a surprise performance by John Legend for Temi.
Mr Eazi began his musical journey while studying at KNUST in Ghana, composing his debut song and running a party marketing company to fund his education. He rose to prominence in 2015 with “Skin Tight” featuring Efya, and in 2017 released the mixtape Life Is Eazi, Vol. 1: Accra to Lagos.
Known for his business-first approach, Mr Eazi has remained independent, maintaining ownership of his masters and forming strategic partnerships rather than signing with a major label. In early 2025, he expanded emPawa Africa and launched a $10 million fundraising initiative to build infrastructure for independent musicians across the continent, including studios, distribution networks, and marketing support.
Recognized as both a singer and entrepreneur, Mr Eazi now has business ventures spanning 18 African countries, earning praise from billionaire Aliko Dangote as a true industry architect.
In his words, “I never knew that you have businesses in 18 countries in Africa. I must really congratulate you for being a great guy.”
Mr. Eazi is identified as @mreazi on the photo and video-sharing app Instagram, with 4.7 Million followers as of the moment of filling this content.
10. Yemi Alade – Estimated Net Worth of $32 million
Yemi Alade, full name Yemi Eberechi Alade, is one of Africa’s most celebrated female artists, with an estimated net worth of $32 million.
She first gained recognition after winning the Peak Talent Show in 2009, but her 2014 hit Johnny propelled her to continental stardom. Unlike many artists chasing Western crossover success, Yemi focused on connecting with audiences across Africa, singing in multiple languages including English, French, Swahili, and Portuguese.
Her pan-African appeal has made her one of the most sought-after performers on the continent, with shows in over 30 African countries. Her African Baddie World Tour (2023–2024) spanned 35 cities across five continents and grossed over $8 million.
In 2025, Yemi launched Mama Africa Studios, a production company dedicated to creating African-inspired content for global platforms. She also serves as the African Union Cultural Ambassador, promoting African arts and culture worldwide.
Yemi Alade is active on Instagram as @yemialade, where she has 17.3 million followers.
11. D’banj – Estimated Net Worth of $30million
D’banj, widely known as the “Koko Master,” ranks 11th among the richest musicians in Nigeria with an estimated net worth of $30 million. He studied Mechanical Engineering at the University of Lagos (UNILAG) and briefly practiced before fully transitioning into music.
His wealth comes from diverse streams , chart-topping hits, global performances, high-value brand endorsements, and strategic business ventures. The success of Oliver Twist catapulted him onto the international stage, leading to major collaborations and widespread recognition.
Over the years, D’banj has secured lucrative endorsement deals with brands such as Globacom, Ciroc, and Heritage Bank. Beyond entertainment, he has invested in agriculture, technology, and media, further expanding his financial footprint. His collection of luxury assets includes properties in Nigeria and abroad and high-end cars like a $200,000 Aston Martin Vintage, Toyota Jeep, and Toyota Hilux.
D’banj owns a home in Lagos and maintains an active presence on Instagram as @iambangalee, where he has 4.2 million followers at the time of writing.
12. 2Baba – Estimated net worth of $27million
2Baba remains one of Nigeria’s most enduring music legends, with his 2025 net worth estimated at $27 million. Known for timeless classics like African Queen, his catalog continues to generate steady income through royalties, streaming, and live performances.
Despite releasing fewer new songs in recent years, 2Baba’s influence and earning power remain solid, strengthened by long-standing endorsement deals and strategic business decisions. He has maintained major partnerships with Globacom and Campari, and in 2025 renewed his Globacom contract.
He also became a First Bank of Nigeria brand ambassador, expanding his revenue streams even further. In recognition of his legacy, 2Baba received a Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2025 African Entertainment Awards USA and was also honored at the Soundcity MVP Awards Festival for his contributions to African music.
He also made headlines in 2025 after approximately 13 years of marriage. On July 31, 2025, 2Baba and Edo State lawmaker Natasha Osawaru held a private traditional ceremony, officially becoming husband and wife after more than 25 years of companionship.
2Baba is active on Instagram as @official2baba, where he has 7.8 million followers at the time of writing.
13. Timaya – Estimated net worth of N26.5million
Popular Nigerian singer, Timaya, born Inetimi Timaya Odon, is number 13 on the list of the top 15 richest musicians in Nigeria as of 2025.
Through his journey, Timaya has inspired countless young and upcoming artistes. His rapid rise to success has pushed his net worth to an all-time high, placing him among the richest musicians in Nigeria despite the industry’s intense competition.
Over the years, he has built a powerful legacy with hit songs that continue to dominate playlists. Beyond music, Timaya earns significantly from live performances, international tours, and lucrative brand endorsements, all of which have strengthened his financial standing.
Known for his luxurious lifestyle, he has invested heavily in real estate and exotic cars, further expanding his wealth. His consistency and longevity have cemented his status as one of Nigeria’s most respected artistes.
In 2021, Timaya shared a photo on Instagram with the caption: “Some things ain’t possible again. Like getting broke. Never! CHULO way…”
Timaya is identifed as @timayatimaya on the photo and video sharing platform, Instagram with 2.5million followers as of the moment of filling this content.
14. Flavour – Estimated net worth of $23 Million
Popular Nigerian singer Chinedu Okoli, famously known as Flavour, ranks 14th on the list of richest musicians in Nigeria with an estimated net worth of $23 million. Though his family hails from Umunze in Anambra State, Flavour was born and raised in Enugu, where his musical journey began.
Renowned for his highlife and Afro-pop sound, Flavour is a singer, songwriter, guitarist, instrumentalist, and electrifying stage performer. Over the years, he has become one of the industry’s highest earners, thanks to his consistency and mastery of his craft.
Beyond music, Flavour earns millions from endorsement deals, brand partnerships, and substantial real estate investments. His luxurious lifestyle and impressive car collection reflect the success he has built through hard work and dedication.
He has also performed for billionaire Tony Elumelu on multiple occasions — notably at Elumelu’s 60th birthday celebration in March 2023 and his All-White Party in December 2024. Reports suggest Flavour is among the top entertainers who have invested heavily in real estate.
Flavour is identified as @2niteflavour on Instagram, the popular photo and video-sharing platform. He has 5.1million followers as of the moment of filling this content.
15. Kizz Daniel – $16 million
As of 2025, Nigerian music superstar Kizz Daniel boasts an estimated net worth of $16 million. His wealth stems from hit records, sold-out concerts, major endorsement deals, and strategic business investments.
Kizz Daniel shot to fame in 2014 with his breakout single “Woju,” and has remained a dominant force in Afrobeats. With global hits like “Buga,” “Cough (Odo),” and “Twe Twe,” he is one of the most streamed Nigerian artists worldwide, earning millions from digital streaming. He also runs his own independent label, Flyboy Inc, which gives him full creative and financial control.
In addition to his music revenues, Kizz Daniel commands high fees for premium concerts and international tours that consistently draw huge crowds. He has also secured multiple endorsement deals with top local and international brands.
Industry analysts believe his net worth could surpass $25 million soon, given his expanding investments and growing influence.
In September 2025, Ubi Franklin revealed that Kizz Daniel is one of the largest real estate investors in Nigeria’s entertainment scene, owning a significant property portfolio that many fans are unaware of. Franklin noted that while the public often focuses on the glamour, artists like Kizz Daniel are quietly building long-term wealth through smart investments beyond music.
Kizz Daniel is identified as @kizzdaniel on the photo and video sharing platform, Instagram, and by extension has 10.8million followers as of the moment of filling this content.
In all, the rise of Nigeria’s richest musicians reflects not just personal success stories but the explosive growth of Afrobeats as a global force. From sold-out stadiums to multi-million-dollar endorsement deals, these artistes continue to prove that Nigerian music is no longer just an African export, it’s a worldwide phenomenon. And with younger stars breaking new ground every year, the future looks even brighter.
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