Nigerian Celebrities Champion Social Causes Through NGOs

The article outlines the philanthropic efforts of nine Nigerian celebrities who have established their own NGOs to address various social issues. Notable figures include Don Jazzy and Mo Abudu, who participated in a black-tie event in Lagos in March 2026, attended by Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu.
Don Jazzy's foundation launched the Berklee Nigeria program, which received 2,100 applications globally and selected 120 participants for a fully funded five-day intensive training in April 2026, culminating in a showcase at the National Theatre. The long-term goal is to establish a permanent music school in Nigeria.
Adekunle Gold's foundation focuses on sickle cell disease, offering quarterly medical outreach and launching a 5-Star Care initiative in 2025 to provide free health insurance for 1,000 sickle cell patients. DJ Cuppy's Cuppi Foundation aims to empower marginalized youth through education and has partnered with global organizations, including the Melinda Gates Foundation.
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