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In a heartfelt video that has rapidly gained popularity, the mother of the late indigenous rapper Dagrin has made a poignant appeal for financial aid, shedding light on her current impoverished state, thirteen years after her son’s tragic passing. Her emotional plea resonates deeply as she opens up about her ongoing hardships and reaches out to fellow Nigerians, earnestly seeking their assistance in her time of need.

In spite of her advanced age, the mother of Dagrin, the late indigenous rapper, has revealed that she earns a living by selling food on the roadside. Regrettably, the income generated from this endeavor falls short of meeting her family’s needs. To make ends meet, she shares her strategy of avoiding certain areas to prevent being recognized by specific individuals.

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Although there have been suggestions for her to seek assistance from acclaimed Afrobeats artists like Davido or Olamide, she hesitates. She regards them as her own children and finds it difficult to approach them for financial support.

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With a heavy heart, Dagrin’s mother expresses deep sorrow over her current state of impoverishment and appeals for suitable housing for her family. She implores Nigerians to generously contribute an amount ranging from N3 million to N5 million, which would enable her to establish a business and improve her circumstances.

With heartfelt sincerity, Dagrin’s mother opens up in her plea, saying, “I humbly request the assistance of fellow Nigerians. I find myself in a state of poverty, struggling to make a living by selling food on the roadside. The burden is becoming overwhelming, particularly as I advance in age. My greatest need is for suitable accommodation. Therefore, I implore my fellow Nigerians to extend their support by contributing an amount ranging from N3 million to N5 million. I hesitate to approach rapper Olamide for financial aid because it feels inappropriate, as he is not an elder. Instead, I view him as a beloved son.”

Watch Video below.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CtwiTanoG-7/?utm_source=ig_embed&ig_rid=4eb21bdf-ddac-4148-920d-b5011833008f

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