Afrobeats star Adekunle Gold has generously gifted N250,000 each to several first-class graduates from various universities across Nigeria.
The singer made the offer after posting a callout on social media, prompting a flood of enthusiastic responses.
“If you graduated with First class, post your transcripts,” Adekunle Gold wrote on X, formerly Twitter, sparking widespread engagement from proud alumni eager to share their academic accomplishments.
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In a similar move aimed at highlighting education and opportunity, popular TikToker Peller conducted an unconventional social experiment.
He interviewed 20 master’s degree holders for a cameraman position with an impressive monthly salary of N500,000.
Following a thorough review, he announced that two candidates had been chosen for the role.
Beyond these acts of generosity, Adekunle Gold continues his philanthropic outreach through the Adekunle Gold Foundation. The foundation provides scholarships to individuals living with sickle cell disease who aspire to enter the music industry.
The program offers in-depth training across music management, production, and marketing, helping recipients build sustainable careers in the entertainment field.
