While many celebrities flex luxury rides and sold-out shows, Ugandan rapper Navio is out here making legacy moves and the internet is loving it.
The award-winning artist recently took media personalities on an exclusive tour of his family’s 300-acre farm, and let’s just say… it’s giving impact with purpose.
Located in Buso Village, Namayumba Sub-county, the Zuri Model Farm, founded by Navio’s powerhouse mother Dr. Maggie Kigozi, isn’t just about crops and cows it’s a living, breathing example of community-centered development.
Navio proudly shared that the family has built a church right in the heart of the village, giving workers and locals a spiritual home. But it doesn’t stop there.
“We wanted the people who help us grow to grow with us,” Navio told journalists on the tour.
They’ve also established a school for village children, ensuring education is just a walk away not a dream too far. And for the adults? There’s a training wing on-site where farmers are empowered with modern agricultural skills.
One of the most touching moments came from a fan in the comment section who wrote:
“They built homes for their workers and even provide breakfast and lunch every day. The Kigozi family deserves all the flowers.”
And we agree. This isn’t just corporate social responsibility it’s family values in action.
While Navio is often celebrated for his bars and stage presence, this rare peek into his off-stage life paints the picture of a man deeply rooted in gratitude, growth, and giving back.
