Top ten richest musicians in Nigeria and their net worth in 2019 (UPDATED) you wont believe who No.1 is

Top ten richest musicians in Nigeria


Who is in the list of the richest musicians in Nigeria? To find out who is the richest artist in Nigeria 2019, one should take into account the net worth of each of them. Nigerian Infopedia presented a long list with the net worth of the most popular country musicians. So swipe up to see the full list from less to more rich singers! 

10. Olamide – net worth N5 billion Image:
Olamide in top ten richest musicians in Nigeria
 Olamide Adedeji is known in Nigeria as Olamide (his other nicknames are Olamide Baddo and BaddoSneh). He is a rising superstar of Nigerian hip-hop music horizon. The singer was born on March 15th, 1989, in Bariga, Lagos State. By the way, he is known for recording mostly in his native language, Yoruba. His career blossomed in 2010 when he released his single "Eni Duro" and in 2011 his album "Rapsodi". The successful album was followed by the second album “YBNL”, which featured a few hit singles and they made Olamide popular in no time. Nowadays, he has seven studio albums and is featured on one compilation recording. He has won many awards like NEA, at the most prestigious Nigerian and African award ceremonies. He was also the first Nigerian celebrity to sign an endorsement deal with Ciroc brand. Currently, Olamide net worth is about N5 billion, just a bit less than Phyno's one. That is why the rapper has three houses and several cars including Mercedes-Benz G Class, Range Rover Sports, Range Rover V8 and Toyota Camry.

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