Earlier this week Cassper met with Gauteng Premier, David Makhura to discuss potential ways the government can support the industry. During the meeting, Cassper Nyvest donated the whooping sum of R50k to the student fundraising initiative at Wits University.
Considering that Cassper had been struggling financially, that was a kind gesture. But fans were in impressed with his token.
@CassperNyovest contributed R50K to the student fundraising initiative at Wits University. #GPPoliticalReport #CassperMeetsMakhura pic.twitter.com/2sDAXVsgWK
— GautengGov (@GautengProvince) December 7, 2017
PRM #Makhura in a structured conversation with #FillUpFNB team and the #Tshepo1Million team to explore areas of collab #CassperMeetsMakhura pic.twitter.com/k9Sm3t5ju9
— GautengGov (@GautengProvince) December 7, 2017
@CassperNyovest explaining the challenges of SA hip hop, like the lack of support from local media. #CassperMeetsMakhura pic.twitter.com/A650ALSlCr
— GautengGov (@GautengProvince) December 7, 2017
From "Mama, I made it!" To "Mama, I inspired the Premier of Gauteng!" Cc @CassperNyovest #CassperMeetsMakhura pic.twitter.com/1K65TupOKt
— GautengGov (@GautengProvince) December 7, 2017
One fan revealed that 50k can barely cover the tuition fee of one student while another says if Cassper could make millions through his music sales, 50k is a bit too low from him.
Sorry Casper but u get millions and u even sing about it I. Ur songs and u send 50k expected more from u and u even have MtN by ur side
— John Mthecks (@JohnMthecks) December 7, 2017
R50k is not enough
— Afonce Mandlase (@aforcem) December 8, 2017
Wow am speechless thank u King God bless u more pic.twitter.com/buiITTAmt0
— ???? (@Mandie_simza) December 7, 2017
