8 Nigerian Businessmen/women And Their Luxurious Cars

Dr. Deji Adeleke – Bentley Mulsanne N70,000,000

Nigerian billionaire Dr. Deji Adeleke is the founder of Pacific Holdings Limited, which is actively involved in a number of activities, such as engineering, hospitality and development, to mention a few, and an active member of the Jehova’s Withness movement. He is also the father of Nigerian Superstar Musician, Davido aka “Omo Baba Olowo” (Son of a rich man). With many luxurious vehicles owned by Dr. Adeleke, he decided to add to the bunch the Bentley Mulsanne

Pastor Chris Okotie – Rolls Royce Phantom – N110,638,500

Former Pop sensation turned Pastor, Chris Okotie is the founder of the Household of God Church. Many speculations have surrounded the source of Pastor Chris Okotie’s wealth, and why a Pastor would live a lavish lifestyle, nevertheless, this has not stopped the Pastor from showing off his affluence. Pastor Chris Okotie is known to attend his church with exotic rides, and he purchased this Rolls Royce Phantom to celebrate 23 years of his church being in existence.

Kola Aluko – Ferrari Pininfarina Sergio – N700,000,000, Bugatti Veyron – N400,000,000

Oil and Gas Baron Kola Aluko is the Co-Chief Officer and an Executive Director of Atlantic Energy, a Nigerian indigenous oil and gas exploration company. Mr. Aluko also has investments in the Aviation industry and many other sectors of the Nigerian economy. A race car enthusiast, he is a race car driver with the Swiss racing team Kessel Racing, and owns their Ferrari 458 GT2. Kola Aluko recently purchased one of the six Ferrari Pininfarina Sergio cars produced, and is rumored to own a Bugatti Veyron Supersport.

Jamil Abubakar – Audi S5 – N17,000,000, Mercedes Benz SLR McLaren – N62,000,000

Jamil Abubakar is a Pilot, and son of former Inspector General of the Nigerian Police, Mohammed Abubakar is far from your ordinary pilot. He is seen around the streets of Abuja, Nigeria in a host of spectacular vehicles. He owns a Bugatti Veyron, an Audi S5 and the Mercedes Benz McLaren, amongst other exotic cars.

Subomi Balogun – Rolls Royce Phantom – N110,638,500

Otunba Subomi Balogun also known as the “Grandmaster of banking” a household name in the Nigerian banking sector. Founder of the First City Monument Bank, Otunba Balogun is one of the men who has used his wits and intelligence to redefine the banking sector in Nigeria. A man of style and class, people applaud him for his suits, bow ties, shirts and shoes. His house in Ikoyi, Lagos is also a spectacle to behold, with a host of choice vehicles. The Rolls Royce Phantom is his most recent acquisition to add to his fleet of exceptional automobiles.  

Folorunsho Alakija – Mercedes Benz S600 Pullman V12 – N176,000,000

Nigeria’s richest woman, Mrs. Folorunsho Alakija is a self-made billionaire, yet very humble about it. After occupying an oil prospecting license in 1993, she started the Famfa Oil Company, which is fully indigenous and highly profitable. Mrs. Alakija is also a philanthropist, which led her to starting the Rose of Sharon charity; a charity focused on providing support for orphans and widows. Mrs. Alakija owns quite a number of exotic vehicles, but our favorite from her garage would be her Mercedes Benz S600 Pullman.

Greg Mbadiwe – Bentley Mulsanne – N70,000,000, Lamborghini Gallardo – N40,018,000

Mr. Greg Mbadiwe is the billionaire son of Nigerian nationalist and politician, Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe. Mr. Greg Mbadiwe, following his father’s footsteps is also a politician, and was once the Ambassador for Nigeria to the Congo. An avid businessman, he took charge of the family business, at a young age and has made it one of the most profitable businesses in Nigeria. Mr. Greg Mbadiwe also takes after his father with regards to fashion and the love for exotic cars. In his garage, there are choice vehicles, ranging from top brands like Porsche, Ferrari, Mercedes Benz, Rolls Royce and others. His most recent acquisitions is a Bentley Mulsanne and a Lamborghini Gallardo to add to the pact.

Hajia Bola Shagaya – Rolls Royce Phantom – N110,638,500

One of Africa’s richest women is Hajia Bola Shagaya. An astute business woman, she is responsible for bringing the Japanese photography brand, Konica into Nigeria, and West Africa. Amongst other business holdings, Hajia Shagaya is the Managing director of Practoil Limited, one of Nigeria’s leading importers and distributors of base oil. A fashion and sports enthusiast, Hajia Bola Shagaya also enjoys being driven in exclusive luxurious vehicles. She has been seen quite a number of times in the Rolls Royce Phantom, asides other vehicles.