Kai Cenat plans to dedicatee 20% of Mafiathon 2 revenue to fund schools in Nigeria

"20% of all revenue will be going straight to the school," Cenat pledges as Mafiathon 2 begins

Twitch sensation Kai Cenat has stirred excitement ahead of his highly anticipated Mafiathon 2 subathon by pledging a significant portion of his streaming revenue to build schools in Nigeria.

The streamer revealed that 20% of all income generated from the event will support a school project for children in Mokoko, Nigeria. 

"I visited Nigeria not too long ago and I absolutely loved it...I say that to say this for the next 30 days while I'm streaming, 20% of all revenue will be going straight to the school that I am still currently building for the kids of Mokoko," Cenat shared on Instagram.  

With a commitment to creating a sustainable, well-resourced educational environment, Cenat outlined his vision for the school. 

"We will be going out-of-pocket funding this entire project with a full staff, classrooms, uniforms, etc. 20% of November, starting tomorrow," he explained, giving fans insight into the project's ambitious scope. 

To further engage his audience, Cenat shared layout designs for the school, emphasizing that "a lot of this support in the next month will help big! Thank you."  

Adding to the excitement surrounding Mafiathon 2, Cenat has also lined up an appearance by rapper Lil Uzi Vert on the first day of the event. 

"Here are some of the layouts of what I plan to do!" he posted, alongside visuals of the planned school. Cenat and Lil Uzi Vert previously teamed up for the 2022 release of "Just Wanna Rock," a collaboration that garnered over 166 million views on YouTube and has fans eager to see their synergy again.  

Mafiathon 2 officially goes live at 6 PM ET, and fans are rallying behind Cenat's philanthropic endeavor, showing overwhelming support for his commitment to empowering Nigerian youth through education.