Freemanan:

First of all, music is a profession only few people have set a legacy (minding the genre of music these guys sings oh). So Dont really expect a dynasty from them.

Secondly, if they can live a successful life and lay the necessary foundation for their kids and immediate family, I think that is legacy in itself mate....

kachic2:
I wish d cars can drive him to heaven. It's all cool

Ibebe:


Many musicians of back in the days, we only hear about them in history classes, and that's SOME of them. The plantainsion boys, blackface, etc were big back then. Davido and his ilks are living in the moment which will soon come to pass (music is ever changing).

Davido's father is a billionaire....he has businesses all around......contributes to black wealth......made money so that his son could become something.

Davido....spends......spends....spends......no business..... keeps spending.....spends more on useless cars like he's driving them to heaven.

Let's say he starts a multinational business or invest in agriculture in the SW? He's developing our economy and making MORE money....living a legacy for his children and children's children. Let's say he even starts his own car manufacturing business. Now that's smart.

RickRichards:
Oh well. Michellla , I'm so sorry I missed your birthday. Kindly accept this "little" birthday present: a 2015 Ferrari California T. I'm sorry I couldn't lay my hands on the 2016 edition. I would have bought that for you instead.

hakinze00:
u see thats where u getting it wrong he is getting his money 2ru fame not his certificate xo dre is notin lyk waste of moni,since dre is notin lyk profit nd loss being a celebrity

Bossforeva:
Last year December, Davido bought a 2015 Range Rover Vogue as a Christmas Gift for himself. It's worth N35Mn.

Come the following April, he bought a Porsche Panamera S while he was hunting for his US House. Its worth about 23 Mn.

Then came November, he just copped an Audi R8 worth about 25 Mn.

Making it a total of about 90Mn in less than a year.

Photo Credit: https://www.instagram.com/p/90X3qYqUFB/?taken-by=davidoofficial

kachic2:
I wish d cars can drive him to heaven. It's all cool

hob:
Money talks

dason4life:
Poor fellas with poverty mentality always accuse celebs of extravagance. If he had chosen to live within his income, it’s nobody’s business. We see the kind of cars the likes of 50 cents and co do drive. Why shouldn’t Nigeria’s celebs feel among?
I would have abused hell out of him if he had borrowed money to get those rides.


******Enjoy The Fruit Of Your Hustle*******

Freemanan:

Excuse me sir, entertainment contributes over 5% to our economy and no doubt Davido is one of those making this happen .... And FYI, HKN is multi million business outlet.... He get more than he spends.... Make your findings... And same with PSquare.... These guys make far more than what they can spend...

kachic2:
I wish d cars can drive him to heaven. It's all cool

RichDad1:
1.His money + his papa money = x

Find x


20 mins

2]Using the quadratic formula, calculate the parking space available for guest in the above compound.

Note: pi=3.75
12mins

Ibebe:
Waste of money.

Yeye celebrities like p-square and davido keep complaining about how undeveloped Nigeria is, yet they don't invest to develop their region.

What's the point of the car when you die? Which legacy to you leave behind 80 years from now?

dearpreye:


You may never become wealthy if you don't change that operating system of yours that's averse to wealth and comfort. As a man thinks in his heart, so is he.

As the rich won't drive their cars to heaven, even so shall the poor be unable to trek their ways to heaven.

Stop beefing people who are naturally reaping the fruits of their years of hard work, patience and planning.

Even Oyedepo won't drive his cars to heaven. Neither will he fly his jets to heaven. I've tasted both poverty and wealth and I can categorically tell you I prefer wealth over poverty.

Work hard and spend your money whatever ways you like.

muhamm3d:
Hate will not kill you, is it your money? You all hate too much. what is the essence of typing these rubbish now will you take the letters to heaven too. One day you will be all right. Legacy koo Subaru ni.

hakinze00:
thats poverty mentality,he is a celeb so having alot of cars is no waste of money but to increase his status,ok wot will u say abt floyd mayweather dat has excess cars?

irririchris:
Rapper 50 Cent was once worth $155 million, and now he's just filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

He isn't the only one.

From Mike Tyson to Francis Ford Coppola, we rounded up riches-to-rags stories, featuring high-profile people who found themselves in a tricky financial situation.

Marvin Gaye

Marvin Gaye's estate has an estimated net worth of $5 million.

Back in 1976, the Motown legend's divorce from his first wife, Anna Gordy Gaye, led him to file for bankruptcy. In order to cover the $600,000 Gaye owed his wife in alimony payments, the singer gave Anna the rights to his album "Here, My Dear."

The singer's financial troubles — along with drug addiction — followed him for the rest of his life, even though he continued to record albums and perform. He even moved to Europe in 1981 to avoid dealing with the IRS. Gaye was killed in 1984 when his own father shot him after a heated argument.


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MC Hammer


When rapper MC Hammer released his hit album "Please Hammer Don't Hurt 'Em" in 1990, he had an estimated net worth of $33 million.

Not long after, in 1996, Hammer filed for bankruptcy protection with a total of $1 million in assets and at least $10 million in debts. Years later, Hammer told Oprah Winfrey his debt wasn't a result of frivolous spending. He said, "I took my money and employed 200 people in my community. I had a payroll of a million dollars a month at times."

Hammer is now married with five children, and does everything from investing in internet startups to preaching to developing iPad apps. As of 2013, he reportedly still owed the IRS $800,000 in back taxes.

dason4life:
Poor fellas with poverty mentality always accuse celebs of extravagance. If he had chosen to live within his income, it’s nobody’s business. We see the kind of cars the likes of 50 cents and co do drive. Why shouldn’t Nigeria’s celebs feel among?
I would have abused hell out of him if he had borrowed money to get those rides.


******Enjoy The Fruit Of Your Hustle*******

Ibebe:


Don't be so focused on one thing, he can branch out to different things.

I don't understand the black mentality of thinking "it's not my business to develop my region/country". Opportunity wasted.

That's why I like Dbanj for starting his koko garri business. Hopefully he does more.

"spend more than....", it's always about spending to you guys.

How many western billionaires spend as frivolously as black people? They're smart....they keep investing and generating more money. Spreading their brands : iphone, apple tv, mac....google search|google fiber | nexus etc.

Sweetguy25:


Excellent

sunkieisland:



fruits of his labour. Aiit.

Bill Gates
Carlos Helu
Mark Zuckerberg
Warren Buffet

all these ppl, be billionaires. We no hear say dem buy range sport, but dey are making tremendous impact around d world.


Make him go sidon joor

Ibebe:


Black mentality.

sunkieisland:



fruits of his labour. Aiit.

Bill Gates
Carlos Helu
Mark Zuckerberg
Warren Buffet

all these ppl, be billionaires. We no hear say dem buy range sport, but dey are making tremendous impact around d world.


Make him go sidon joor

Bossforeva:
Last year December, Davido bought a 2015 Range Rover Vogue as a Christmas Gift for himself. It's worth N35Mn.

Come the following April, he bought a Porsche Panamera S while he was hunting for his US House. Its worth about 23 Mn.

Then came November, he just copped an Audi R8 worth about 25 Mn.

Making it a total of about 90Mn in less than a year.

Photo Credit: https://www.instagram.com/p/90X3qYqUFB/?taken-by=davidoofficial

kachic2:
I wish d cars can drive him to heaven. It's all cool