12 Nigerian Musicians Who Sold Their Souls For Money And Fame

Everyone would swear that late Michael Jackson was a top star member of the American Court Group, the Illuminati. Our Nigerian celebrities have joined their Western counterpart in selling their soul to the devil. It seems like every time we turn around, Nigerian artists are making headlines for a sold out concert in London, the United States and other parts of the world.

Illuminati exist in every country of the world. The side effect of joining any secret court is that whoever joins would sacrifice their soul for fame, which has internal consequence. In this video I will be sharing with you 12 Nigerian musicians who sold their soul to the devil for money and fame.

1. Wizkid

Wizkid being an Illuminati member began when he was spotted making the all seeing eye with Jude Okoye in 2012. In 2018, the rumor intensified when he bought a goat as a pet simply because the Illuminati icon is the head of a goat bar format. In the same year, a fast rising artist, Aloe Inas, made a rigorous allegation against Wizkid on Snapchat.

He accused Wizkid of having a shrine in his house. When asked why he’s dealing with Wizkid, the liberal critic, Aloh Inas made a shocking statement accusing Wizkid of having a shrine in his house that he consulted before he signed a new artist. He claimed Wizkid was delighted to sign him after the oracle told him that he is a glorious child, but he left the house due to fear and religious beliefs.

Responding to the allegations, Wizkid said the young singer was scared to take risks. Since then, many Nigerians were becoming part of an occultic group. In the video of his song Joro, Wizkid is seen in the video performing his slutty lyrics in a candle lit room that looks like a shrine, and many have tagged it as the shrine Aloe Nas was referring to.

Also, Wizkid’s international success with Chris Brown, Drake, and Beyonce had made some people believe that Wizkid’s success is down to the devil and not his hard work and talents.

2. Charlie Boy

The electrifying and veteran entertainer is known for his weird behavior and likes appearing with a snake at certain events and churning his female alter ego. Charlie Boy has turned up the eccentric antic and dressing over the years making many people to believe that he is a member of the Illuminati. At some point that year, Area Fada as he was famously known even said that he himself be the ogar at the top for the Nigerian Illuminati sect.

3. Davido

For the death of three of his friends in one week, it is believed that OBO had sacrificed his friends in a quest to make hit songs and gain popularity in 2017. Kemi Oluoyo Nigerian controversial Journalist opened a scandal on famous singer Davido after she started a hashtag on Twitter known as Hashtag ask Davido. Kemi Oluoyo asked Davido some questions concerning his dead friends and his dad’s source of wealth. She asked if Davido’s dad used her mom Veronica for ritual because she does not leave her home until her death.

4. Don Jazzy

Don Jazzy is arguably one of the biggest music producers in Africa. During the time of Mo’hit Records, his reports came out that he had joined the Illuminati alongside other label mates. After the collapse of Mo’Hit in 2004, Don Jazzy went on to establish Mevin Record in 2012. In 2014, Melvin Record released a song titled Dorobuchi and also unveiled new artists.

When Dorobuchi was released, the uncertainty of its meaning made a lot of Nigerians to brand it an occultic song. A statement by Don Jazzy on social media said, Oluwa means God in Yoruba, Chineke or Chi means God in Igbo. Doro is also the name of a god, Doro is a god Mevin formula, Dorobuchi is just to praise their god.

They produced the song in order to achieve more Doro worshippers and that’s why they put Doro Jazzy. Apart from Dorobuchi meaning, Don Jazzy was fond of carrying a walking stick during that period. In music videos and ceremonies, which many tag to have occultic powers. Report had it that the walking stick was given to him when he was the head of Illuminati group in Nigerian branch after he was spotted in a picture with Kanye West and Jay Z.

5. P Square

P Square is believed to be members of the Illuminati. And according to reports, which have it that the twins sacrificed their mother to the evil cult and their separation was an order from the cult.

6. D’Banj

The Koko Master does not need any introduction. At the height of his global fame in 2012, D’Banj was rumored to be a member of the Illuminati. His rapid rise and deal with Kanye West was fishy to many Nigerians. At the height of his international fame circle in 2012, it was reported that D’banj had become a member of the Illuminati. His rapid rise and sign-in with Kanye West, who is also said to be a member of the court, triggered rumour that D’banj had sold his soul. Another one is the conspiracy behind the death of his son.

7. Olamide

Olamide popularly known as Olamide Bado is a Nigerian rapper that raps mostly in Yoruba. Olamide, who is regarded as a street musician and the self acclaimed king of the streets. One time in a song titled, Letter to Mili, which he dedicated to his son. The rapper talked about his journey in life and victory.

One controversial line in the song is when he said, I sold my soul to the game just to dine with the devil. I hope I make heaven. Another song in which Olamide talked about selling his soul to the devil or being associated with the spiritual world is the song titled Logo Benz which he said, If money no enter I go do blood money oh. The inspiration behind the song is the trend of young boys using girls undies to do money rituals. Many Nigerians accuse him of encouraging youths to engage in blood money.

8. Omah Lay

Stanley Didier aka Omah Lay is a Nigerian artist, from River State in south southern part of Nigeria, he grew up for Port Harcourt. He started his music career as a teenage member of one rap group, Little King. He later switched to producing before he decided to go solo. The musician attended Comprehensive High School in River State before proceeding further to University of Port Harcourt. He cast himself in a song about selling his soul for fame and money. With lines like, my heart is stone cold, holy lord save my soul from fire, Lord save my soul from fire.

9. Tiwa Savage 

Tiwa Savage, Nigerian home, bad girl, AKA. Mama Jam Jam is a Nigerian singer, actress, and mother of one. The belief that she was an Illuminati member started in 2016 at one African music festival. During her performance, she raised her hand and drew the sign of the Illuminati, popularized by Jay Z. Also, during her performance, pyramids were displayed on the screen. She is currently signed to Sony music and has a record deal with Jay Z, after dumping Don Jazzy Mevin Records. What a life.

10. Dagrin

Dagrin was a Nigerian indigenous rapper from Ogun State. He was debuted to become one of Nigeria’s best rapper but he tragically died at the age of 25 in 2010. After his death in 2010, rumour began flying around that Dagrin sold his soul to the devil for fame and success. And you know one thing about talk, there is always an atom of truth in them. Many Nigerians claim that his song, If I Die Tonight, Make No Body Cry For Me, is a proof that he knew his death was coming. In 2015, a close friend of Dagrin opened up on what led to Dagrin’s death. The man identified himself as Shibi Da Beast, a self confessed satanic said Dagrin joined a local witch organisation in Nigeria for fame because of suffering.

In his words, Dagreen was to sacrifice his mother for his life to be continued. So he decided not to sacrifice his mother and then he died. I’m a satanic, but I’m also among those in Judaism and Abrahamic religion. I moved with Dagrin in his time, Dagreen lost his faith and joined the local witch organization in Nigeria because he had suffered a lot. Dagrin told me his story, but I can’t tell, I can only see what I can see. His soul is in pain.

11. Phyno

Chibuzor Nelson Azubuike, born on 9th October 1986, popularly known as Phyno is a Nigerian rapper, singer, songwriter, record producer. He started his music career as a producer in 2003 and is renowned for rapping in Igbo language. His debut studio album No Gods No Glory which was released in 2014 is a pure sign that he has sold his soul and was telling fans that if you don’t have mind don’t try. The man of the year crooner released a single titled Ghost Mode saying “you no dey see us and we no get blood for eyes now. This one abeg now proud member oh.

12. 2baba

2Face membership of Illuminati is a strong one since 2Face style of music and personality really indicates that he is king with this evil cult. However, 2Face success and longevity is an indication that he has sold his soul to the devil, earning him the status of a living legend in the music industry.