As of recent reports, here are the top 10 richest Nigerian artists based on their endorsement deals, record sales, and other ventures. These figures are estimates and may vary:
1. Wizkid
Net Worth: $30–$40 million
Sources: Music, endorsements (Pepsi, MTN, etc.), and investments.
Known for international collaborations and being one of Africa's biggest exports.
2. Davido
Net Worth: $27–$35 million
Sources: Music, endorsements (Infinix, Martell, Puma), and his father's wealth.
Founder of DMW Records and known for global hits.
3. Burna Boy
Net Worth: $25–$30 million
Sources: Music, touring, and endorsements.
Grammy-winning artist with global appeal.
4. Don Jazzy
Net Worth: $18–$20 million
Sources: Music production, endorsements, and business ventures (Mavin Records).
A legendary producer in Nigerian music.
5. Olamide
Net Worth: $15–$18 million
Sources: Music, YBNL record label, endorsements.
Major figure in Nigerian indigenous rap.
6. 2Baba (2Face Idibia)
Net Worth: $12–$15 million
Sources: Music, endorsements, and investments.
A pioneer of modern Afrobeats.
7. D’banj
Net Worth: $12–$14 million
Sources: Music, endorsements, and business ventures.
Known for his charismatic style and entrepreneurial ventures.
8. Rema
Net Worth: $10–$12 million
Sources: Music, endorsements (Pepsi, Tecno), and international deals.
A fast-rising star with a global presence.
9. Tiwa Savage
Net Worth: $9–$12 million
Sources: Music, endorsements (Pepsi, Forte Oil), and touring.
One of the most prominent female artists in Africa.
10. Phyno
Net Worth: $8–$10 million
Sources: Music, endorsements, and collaborations.
A versatile artist known for his blend of Igbo rap and mainstream sounds.
These rankings are influenced by ongoing projects, endorsements, and international success.
