Wizkid and Daughter Morayo Head to Algeria for CANEX 2025 Concert, Singer Reportedly Paid N6.4bn

  • Afrobeats singer Wizkid has shared videos of himself boarding a private jet to Algeria for a music concert in the country
  • A clip also captured the Nigerian Star Boy carrying his daughter, Morayo, as he stepped into the private jet
  • The singer was scheduled to perform at the CANEX 2025 Mega Concert on Friday, September 5, amid online speculations about his performance fee

Afrobeats superstar Ayo Balogun, better known as Wizkid, has flown to Algeria for the CANEX 2025 Mega Concert on Friday, September 5.

Wizkid shared a video on Friday evening showing him approaching a private jet alongside his team, including his baby mama and manager Jada Pollock, aka Jada P. Another clip captured him and his daughter, Morayo, onboard the jet.

Wizkid shares video of himself traveling to Algeria with his daughter Morayo and babymama Jada Pollock.
Credit: wizkidayo
Source: Instagram

According to reports, the CANEX Mega Concert is part of the broader CANEX 2025 exhibition, showcasing African national defense and security industries alongside cultural performances.

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The event will feature performances from singers from Algeria, South Africa, Congo, Kenya, and other African countries.

Confirming Wizkid’s performance, the organisers said,

“At CANEX, his music will bring unmatched energy, signature Afrobeat grooves, and a celebration of African culture that promises to unite audiences and create unforgettable live moments.”

Wizkid set to perform at a show in Algeria.
Fans speculate over how much Wizkid was paid to perform in Algeria.
Credit: wizkidayo
Source: Instagram

Meanwhile, rumors from fans’ accounts had suggested that Wizkid may receive up to ₦6.4 billion ($4.2 million) for his performance at the CANEX Mega Concert.

Below is one of the viral tweets about how much Wizkid could be paid:

Slide the post below to watch a video of Wizkid traveling to Algeria:

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that Wizkid kicked a fan’s phone during a live performance.

The incident, which has generated buzz online, occurred while he was delivering one of his trademark performances on an elevated stage.

Reactions as Wizkid jets out to Algeria

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Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions. Read the comments below:

kingsley_boniface_ reacted:

“Even to dance, Wizkid still carry pure steeze and composure. Babanla hops on the “One Condition” dance challenge.”

dino_davies_ said:

“If u like sing pass Micheal Jackson, if u like buy d whole cars n jets for this world , you can never be big n loved naturally like Wiz.”

slyddyosaghae said:

“If to say Davido nor join social media influencer join he music he far dey far far far far behind Wizkid oooo Wizkid to get star life.”

emannn_2090 reacted:

“This one nah still steeze? Person wey leg dey pain.”

heis_soiconic reacted:

“Werey dey rent pj just to compete with davido. una no reach.”

james316320 said:

“Wizkid is trending now you haven’t hear some of you or favorite.”

only_one_moski said:

“Even small Morayo don go places wey I never go… sorry big Morayo.”

Wizkid gifts Odumodublvck $20k

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that rapper Odumodublvck disclosed that Wizkid gifted him $20,000, despite not recording a verse for him.

Odumodu, who shared the news on X, formerly Twitter, expressed surprise and excitement.

When fans reacted, one even asked for money, but the rapper clarified Wizkid was the generous one, not him.

Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng



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