Nigerian music artiste, Ayodeji Balogun popularly known as Wizkid is to be paid $1 million for a show in September at Canada.

He has been invited to perform as a headliner at the 2022 Rolling Loud Music Festival in September in Toronto, Canada.

Wizkid confirmed it via his Instagram page story recently, where he wrote “Afro nigga! $1m to pop out!

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He’s set to headline the show alongside world artistes like Dave, Future, and will also have talents like Lil Uzi Vert, Migos and Roddy Rich grace the stage too.

The music star has hit another milestone in his career journey and it’s definitely one that is deserving of an applause.

The show will kick off on the 9th of September and end on 11th of September at the Ontario place in Toronto, Canada.

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