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Richest female musician, Rihanna Robyn Fenty, seen helping labourers fetch sand and water (Photos)

Story from Saleh INUWA, Kano

The world is a simple place where humans were created by God to freely exist, worship for the purposes of the day of judgement and then be their brother’s keepers. As was said in animal farm, “all animals are equal but some are more equal than the others” to international superstar, Rihanna, life is nothing but an opportunity to assist the poor, if God blesses you to be rich.

The philanthropist was seen helping labourers fetch sand and water recently. This came shortly after she was named “Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary” for her home country, Barbados, to promote education, tourism and investment.

The popular musician who recently was named by Forbes as the newest black female billionaire worth $1.7 billion, while some media quoted the amount to be $1.8 billion, the star, all the same, threw security to the winds and mixed freely with labourers in Malawi to participate in carrying sand and blocks for a church building project, which sources say she is financing.

The pop star, who started her foundation in honour of her grandparents in 2012, partnered with Global Partnership for education and global citizen in September 2016. Her visit to Malawi comes at a time when there is a global focus on improving education particularly for young girls in Malawi.

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