List: What Recession? 5 Nigerian Celebrities That Want Us To Know They Are Swimming In Money

0 KIKI GIST Friday, September 30, 2016

Times are hard at the moment for ordinary Nigerians as the effects of the economic recession the country is enmeshed in kicks in.

Inflation and unemployment are on dangerously high levels as majority of the citizenry are learning to cut costs in order to survive the hardship.

Then there are others for which recession is only another word that has no direct effect or bearing. They are celebrities with loads of money and they are keen to let their fans and ‘haters’ know about it.

Celeb Police Lists 5 Celebs Who Have Been Flaunting Some Really Expensive Stuff In This Buhari Economy

1. E Money

Five Star CEO, E-Money just acquired the2017 Lexus lx 570 in addition to his already mouth-watering garage. The wonder on wheels costs about$90k (About 29 Million Naira).

2. DJ Cuppy

The Billionaire’s daughter also posted a picture of herself yesterday wearing aRichard Mille 037 wrist watch worth$168,000 (N75 Million Naira) A fan rightly pointed that her wristwatch would conveniently build a mansion in Ogba, Lagos.

3. Davido

OBO can never carry last when it comes to showing off wealth. He recently showcased a very expensive looking newly acquired diamond encrusted heavy gold blings. Although CP isn’t absolutely sure how much it goes for, it definitely smells like a sum with a number of zeros behind it.

4. Tayo Sobola

The pretty actress who quit acting in English movies for Yoruba got tongues wagging earlier in the week when she posted her newly acquired brand new iPhone 7 with a caption that made many green with envy. “Bought It Cos I Wanna See What It’s Like“. You won’t buy a N500,000 phone to ‘see what it’s like’ if recession has caught up with you.

5. Funke Adesiyan

The actress recently went as far as sharing the certificate of a $5,650 (About 2.4 Million Naira) red Delvaux bag to ‘shame’ those who ‘dared’ call her broke. Although the bag looks not so beautiful to this CP agent, it must be said that someone who can buy a beautiful or ugly handbag for almost N2.5m is not yet feeling the effects of recession like many others citizens are.