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14 of Top 20 Richest Musicians In Nigeria And Their Net Worth

14. Phyno –
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The main hard-to-the-bone rapper I’ve seen in Africa. He does it like no other, giving new dimension to rap music in Nigeria. Phyno is the Igbos what Olamide is for Yorubas however he does it in a totally distinctive fashion. So great that rap haters like me is compelled to like rap music.

Phyno is a virtuoso. Everybody needs to work together with Phyno for good reasons. He is hot in the business. Phyno’s total assets is put at – N950,000,000

 

13. Tiwa Savage
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Welcome the queen of music in Nigeria, the attractive mom, the first lady of Mavins Record! Tiwa Savage is among the not very many Nigerian artistes whose normal video is earning more than 1 million on YouTube. She presently has around five video with more than a million views each. Eminado is right now doing 10+ million.

Her total assets is – N970,000,000 and may soon crossover to billion in this rating within the next couple of weeks or months

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