Dauda Kahutu Rarara And Exponential Generosity
By AbdurRaheem Sa’ad Dembo anipr
Apart from being an admirer of his melodious, political and philosophical songs , I also see him as a musician quite different from others, because of his unique generosity.
It is hardly seen in the life of some musicians who sing in their local dialect to be a Philanthropist like Rarara .Though some musicians are also generous.I have been following his music catalogues and trends since the Day of Masu gudu Su gudu” “Buhari Ya Dawo”.In fact, he has never disappointed me in the way he marshals music and use words effortlessly to the nice hearing of people . His recent song” Omo Ologo” which was basically for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. He unveiled the track on stage ,when president Tinubu visited Katsina.President Tinubu was ravaged in a huge smile ,and Governor Dikko Radda couldn’t hide his admiration for Rarara musical dexterity as he was enveloped by the Rarara momentum.
Great people can emanate and exist from anywhere and in any profession. This is the case of Katsina born musician Dauda Kahutu Rarara. Those who believe in the trajectory of kindness and philanthropy in human history, would embrace the fact that Rarara belongs to the class of great men found in the realm of music.
If you see an average person who doesn’t belong to the All Progressive Congress (APC) he or she will confess that Rarara is doing a great job in projecting the party through his highly robust musical dexterity. To the best of my knowledge, I know Rarara is an official singer of APC just like K1 De Ultimate.
Normally, he is a musician so he should enjoy his money. But to Rarara, to give is the way to go and grow persistently in one’s endeavour. You will see him sharing rice and money with his people in his home town during Ramadan or any other days.
There was a time I watched a video on his timeline on Facebook where he did empowerment for people. He shared cars to people and other things. I also watched another one on his timeline,when he visited the Central mosque of his hometown, which was near completion.I don’t know what he contributed to the construction of the mosque.But I believe he must have been a part of those who have contributed to the project.
The 1m naira Rarara gave to Nafisa Abdullahi, a teen girl from Yobe State that won the global English competition gingered me to write this piece. His generosity is a testament to supporting Girl Child Education in Nigeria.Others should learn from Rarara’s kindness and philanthropy. Giving back to society wouldn’t make your money varnish but increase. After all, a hand that gives more prospers than the one that does not.
I pray he continues this way because it will encourage a lot of people to follow suit.May Allah reward him abundantly.
AbdurRaheem Sa’ad Dembo writes from Minna,Niger state
abdurraheemsaaddembo@gmail.com
