Davido praises Belgium’s groundbreaking decision to legalise health insurance for sex workers, hailing the move as a step towards social equality.

Famous Nigerian musician Davido has expressed his excitement following Belgium’s historic decision to legalise health insurance for sex workers.

Belgium’s government made headlines on Sunday by signing laws that safeguard the rights of sex workers.

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The legislation grants them access to welfare benefits typically reserved for individuals in regular jobs, including pensions, maternity leave, sick days, and health insurance.

This move positions Belgium as the first country in the world to offer health insurance to sex workers, a decision being hailed as a progressive milestone in labour rights.

Reacting to the news, Davido shared his thoughts via his official X (formerly Twitter) account. He retweeted the announcement and described the development as a “Groundbreaking move by Belgium.”

The reforms reflect a growing international dialogue on the protection and inclusion of vulnerable professions in societal frameworks. Belgium’s decision has sparked global conversations about extending fundamental rights to marginalised groups.

Davido’s endorsement of the policy underscores his support for social progress and highlights his engagement with global issues beyond his music career.