Nigerian comedian, Abdulrazak Zango Isiyaka, popularly known as Aabdulbk, has shared why giving back to the less privileged is central to his life, even as his comedy career continues to grow.

The comic, noted for his silent skits that resonate on social media, said his choice not to speak in videos is driven by inclusivity.

“Yes, I decided not to talk in my videos because the people who watch my videos are from different languages and backgrounds all over the world, so using a voice/language in my videos will restrict my viewers to a certain people. Even those with hearing disabilities can watch my videos and understand the message passed,” he explained.

Aabdulbk emphasised that despite not having excess wealth, he finds joy in helping others.

“I don’t have more than enough, I don’t even have enough, but sharing is caring, it’s good to help those who are less privileged than I am, I find happiness in giving,” he said.

The comedian has built a strong online following through his silent, relatable skits. “There’s no secret to having huge followers, all I do is to work hard, and knowing what my viewers like to watch and posting qualitative videos,” Aabdulbk noted.

His philanthropic efforts have impacted his community, earning him recognition for generosity. Looking ahead, he said his goal remains to entertain and bring laughter to his audience.

“My plans are to keep on entertaining my fans and viewers, by posting videos that will make them laugh,” he added.