Singer Khaid has expressed that, despite having hundreds of millions, it is “not something to be proud of.”
His humble response has sparked a variety of reactions, with some agreeing that true happiness goes beyond financial success, while others argue that achieving financial stability is key to fully understanding this perspective.
He said: “I have hundreds of millions but that’s not something to be proud of”.
After a prolonged absence due to health issues, singer Khaid has made a dramatic return to social media.
The artist, who was hospitalised for an undisclosed illness, has marked his comeback with a series of cryptic and defiant posts.
In his latest tweets on X, Khaid appears to address his critics and those he perceives as having wronged him.
Without naming anyone directly, he writes: “Y’all set me up but can never Shut me up. FYI, I’m Young Trump, I wish y’all a long life so y’all can reap what you’ve sown accordingly.
“Thank God for helping me overcome what many would face and die, Them no fit hold the Boy, We Rise Again!”
The singer’s return to social media comes months after his record label boss, Sydney Talker, announced that he was critically ill.
Videos of Khaid in the hospital had circulated online, leaving fans concerned for his well-being.
Singer Khaid has made a return to social media after a lengthy absence due to undisclosed health issues.
The artist, who was hospitalised in April for internal bleeding, has been away from the public eye and music scene.
Khaid’s return was marked by a series of new photos posted on his social media account, showcasing his recovery.
In the images, he appears hale and hearty, posing in front of a car and in a luxurious apartment.
The singer’s caption, “Young Trump”.
Recall that his record label boss, Sydney Talker, had previously called for prayers when Khaid’s health was deteriorating.
Singer Khaid has deactivated his Instagram account over ill health.
Khaid, who was hospitalised weeks back, is no longer on the photo-sharing platform The Nation observed.
The development elicited mixed reactions as some claimed the singer was only creating publicity for his new album.
Funmi Kelly asked: “You sure say no be The Return of Mohbad be this?”
Cute Mikky wrote: “Sydney drop the album already.”
Heis Kolla Cashh stated: “I hope he’s getting well.”
Lolly4pl wrote: “He no concern us. It’s all PR.”
Ajibola Aa wrote: “Song wey he go release and na still Ikorodu girls go still jam am. Make he rest
Comedian and record label boss, Sydney Talker has raised the alarm on the health status of singer, Sulaimon Shekoni, popularly known as Khaid.
Giving an update via his X account, Sydney said Khaid needs as much prayers he can get now.
The Nation reported days ago that Khaid was admitted in the hospital with him in a video in pain going viral on social media.
Giving an update, his label boss called for prayers for the young singer.
“Pray for Khaid. He needs your prayers,” he wrote.
Afrobeats singer Sulaimon Shekoni Solomon popularly known as Khaid has been reportedly hospitalised.
In a viral video seen by The Nation, Khaid was rushed to the hospital over alleged internal bleeding.
Khaid was being wheeled into a room with hospital workers surrounding him.
The Nation also reported that BBNaija reality star, Mercy Eke, was hospitialised yesterday after partying a night before with friends.
Singer Sulaimon Shekoni Solomon, popularly known as Khaid, has said he has dated mostly older women in life.
The young artist disclosed this while featuring as a guest in the latest episode of the Spill With Phyna podcast, hosted by the reality star.
“Most of the females I’ve been with are older than me and they don’t have an issue with it,” he said.
Khaid said older women are more “experienced and respectful,” stressing that they are not bossy, contrary to social stereotypes.
According to him, cheating is a deal breaker.
“If a lady cheats on me, the relationship is over,” the singer added.
Afrobeats singer Sulaimon Shekoni Solomon, popularly known as Khaid, recently treated himself to a lavish gift—a brand-new Chevrolet Camaro valued at millions of naira.
The 19-year-old rapper’s acquisition of this luxury car comes shortly after he surprised his record label, Neville’s boss Sydney Talker, with a Lexus SUV worth over N80 million on his birthday.
Khaid, via his Instagram page, captioned the post: “Another one” while sharing a picture of him with the car.
However, in a recent video, the ‘Anabella’ hitmaker purchased a 2017 Chevrolet.
He was seen driving away from a car dealership with a pal, shining with a smile all over his face.
Talented singer Khaid has recently disclosed his aspirations to pursue higher education despite his flourishing music career.
Khaid, in a recent interview, opened up about his initial hesitation to attend university directly after leaving secondary school.
“Immediately after I left secondary school, I did not want to go to university because I was scared of writing the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME),” Khaid admitted.
The singer, known for his distinctive voice shared a candid glimpse into his early post-secondary school days.
He revealed how fortune shined on him while he was an automobile mechanic leading him to a pivotal moment in his career. The aspiring artist’s journey took an unexpected turn when he was discovered and signed skit maker Sydney Talker.
However, Khaid remains committed to education. “I still have plans to go to university,” he affirmed.
Fast-rising singer, Sulaimon Shekoni Solomon aka Khaid, has explained why he left Islam for Christianity.
The ‘Anabella’ crooner said he was born to a Muslim father and a Christian mother and attended mosque while growing up.
He said he later converted to Christianity because he didn’t like going to the mosque, stressing that his dad forced him when he was younger.
Khaid spoke in a recent episode of the Zero Conditions podcast.
He said: “I was a Muslim before because my dad was a Muslim and my mum was a Christian. So, I just felt the connection to Christianity more.
“Right from the time I didn’t like going to the mosque actually. My dad forced me. But my parents were free-minded people.
“They told my siblings and me that we can choose any religion we want. But we live among Muslims and my dad doesn’t want it to seem like he doesn’t have control over his children so he used to force me to go to the mosque.
“At that time I was trying to please him so I was going to the mosque. But after some time, I switched and started going to church.
“My elder sister and younger brother are Muslims. But I and the rest of the five are Christians.”