Don Jazzy, popular Nigerian music producer, gifted N1 million to a Twitter user who requested financial aid.
The user, who claimed to be homeless and in desperate need of shelter, had resorted to the microblogging platform to seek assistance.
In his tweet requesting financial assistance, the individual also tagged the music producer.
“Baba please I need accommodation. We’re living in a kiosk because of financial problems,” the user said.
“But the midnight weather is affecting my baby seriously. Hope I didn’t ask for too much Sir. I will be glad to hear from you @DONJAZZY.”
Responding to the tweet, the CEO of Mavins Records registered his sympathy with the user.
The 40-year-old music label head honcho thereafter gifted the user N1 million to resolve their housing problem.
“Sorry to hear. I just sent 1 million Naira to the account on your bio. Hopefully that helps,” he wrote.
The user, while confirming that he has received the money, appreciated Jazzy for the financial help.
“You will live long more than your expectations with peace of mind, more money, and grace of Almighty God baba @DONJAZZYm” the user added.
Don Jazzy also blessed two other Twitter users with N200,000 and N250,000 respectively.
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