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Nigerian musician Davido has sparked massive reactions online after gifting an American female fan $50,000 to clear off her student loan during his US concert.
The “Feel” music star wowed fans with an amazing performance at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night, April 17th.
During the show, a fan caught Davido’s attention with a placard, expressing her need for help in settling her student loan.
Touched by her plea, Davido invited her onto the stage, thanking her for her support of his music.
In a heartwarming gesture, Davido then presented her with $50,000, equivalent to about GH¢680,000.
The act of benevolence from Davido has garnered widespread acclaim and praise from fans and admirers alike.
Watch the video below:
Davido gave a fan $50k(64 million naira) to clear her student’s loan in his show last night
— (@abazwhyllzz) April 18, 2024
God bless 001 pic.twitter.com/NlU7FphL3O
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