sarrki:


Thanks bro

Evablizin:

Factfinder1:
Please someone should tell me the economic importance and significance of all this kings....who then help apart from their self's

crafteck:
No eastern king here, they are busy catering for tge wellbeing of their people rather than enriching already rich economy, 150m would bring good water, school and socio infrastructural amenities.... Im not from the east but then sabi put priorities straight in some cases, see hush pussy and phyno as an example

autojosh:
Saheed Ademola Elegushi (Kusenla III) – the Oba of Ikateland.

Oba Saheed Elegushi had his coronation as the Elegushi of Ikate Kingdom, Kusenla II, on the 27th of April 2010. He was, at the time, the youngest monarch in Lagos state at 34 years.

The Master’s Degree-holder from the Manchester University, prior to his coronation, served in the Lagos state government as a Senior Special Assistant in-charge of Special duties.

The fun-loving traditional ruler, who is regarded as the closest friend to the Oni of Ife, rakes in millions daily as income from the popular Elegushi beach in Lagos.

The young monarch owns a custom made bulletproof Rolls Royce Gushi.






Oba Fredrick Obateru Akinruntan – The Olugbo of Ugbo

The Olugbo of Ugbo Kingdom in Ondo State is a financial enigma.

In March 2014 Forbes estimated his net worth as US$300 million. He was thus ranked by Forbes magazine as the second richest King in Africa and the richest in Nigeria. In the ranking, in Africa, he came second behind King Mohammed VI of Morocco.

The Oba of Olugbo also has a reputation as the first black person in the world to buy the 2014 model of Bentley automobile.

On January 14, 2014, in an interview with Daily Post, he said “I have a $1 million watch, I use the same type of car like the Queen of England”

Indeed, the Olugbo of Ugbo has a custom built 2012 Rolls Royce similar to one owned by Queen Elizabeth II.

The Olugbo of Ugbo Kingdom is the Chairman of Obat Oil.






Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi – the Ooni of Ife

Since his coronation, His Imperial Majesty, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi , the Ooni of Ife, has demonstrated tirelessness in expanding the influence of the Yoruba culture and to unite it with other cultures and ethnicities.

Clearly, the Ooni has shown that he is not one who believes in sedentary rulerships. The highly revered Yoruba monarch, rather than merely issue royal instructions and proclamations, sometimes finds the need to travel to far-flung locations to get things accomplished.

The debonair Ife monarch, amongst several exotic cars, also owns an ultra-luxury 2011 model Rolls-Royce Phantom .

For a monarch whose style of dressing; comportments and choice of stylish paraphernalia all exude opulence and royalty the Rolls-Royce Phantom is indeed a befitting means of transportation.






Alhaji Muhammadu Sanusi II – the Emir of Kano

Owning Rolls Royces is almost an entrenched tradition of the Kano Emirate. Long before it became mainstream, the Kano Emirate have been acquiring Rolls Royces.

On February 27, 1956, when the freshly-crowned Queen Elizabeth visited Nigeria, she was chauffeured around in a Rolls Royce Wraith loaned and made available for the visiting English monarch by the Kano Emirate.

In September 2016, the maverick former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Alhaji Muhammadu Sanusi II, the Emir of Kano, in keeping with that tradition, bought for himself a few Rolls Royces. It includes a brand new 2016 Rolls Royce Phantom.

Upon purchase, the well-respected Emir shared the picture of the new car Rolls Royce on social media .

On his official instagram page, the Emir captioned the shared pictures thus: “Has just been added”.

The price of the 2016 Rolls-Royce Phantom is estimated at about N150 million ($417,825).







Oba Ewuare II Ogidigan, Oba of Benin Kingdom

The former Nigerian ambassador to Italy, Spain, Angola and Sweden is one monarch with demonstrable swag.

Prior to his ascension to the throne of one of Africa’s most celebrated Kingdoms, he excelled in private business, specifically in the oil sector.

The Edo monarch, who has earned an early reputation as a “disciplinarian Oba” with zero tolerance for land-grab in his kingdom, shortly before his coronation on the 20 October, 2016, acquired for himself a 2016 Rolls-Royce Phantom.

The luxury vehicle was launched at the thanksgiving ceremony, which held at Holy Arousa Cathedral, Akpakpava street, Benin City.





https://autojosh.com/5-nigerian-monarchs-that-own-a-rolls-royce-see-photos/

sarrki:

My bro on a low key!!!!

jagorinho:

i have been expecting this, lol!!! somethings never change.

RandyLewis:
So this bastard is back I hope you've repented

AutoReportNG:
Virtually all kings in Nigeria owns a RR... When I was doing a reportage on Kings and their automobile, I did an exposee on this... These are not the only ones..


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OhiOfIhima:
this is beyond jokes brother... Calling someone dat can born you a Bastard is uncalled for..

solutionist:



How many of those Kings have post 2010 Model Rolls Royce like these ones that the OP listed?

Or you want to OP to start listing those that bought their own in 1975?

Consultville:
where is Oba of Lagos, Olowo Eko

RandyLewis:
do I look like am joking I hate that guy

SBG04:
The black man will always remain a slave, even for the next 200 years! We have an emir in Kano that can afford N200million vehicle while he has to wait for bill gates all the way from America, to commission a hospital in Kano! You'll see them welcoming Bill gates at the Airport in their Rolls Royce cars to commission projects that they can readily execute. The black man is just cursed to fail! It's a curse and it's in the blood. There is no remedy.

ipodstinks:
You are a bastardized son of a thousand fathers.

crafteck:
No eastern king here, they are busy catering for tge wellbeing of their people rather than enriching already rich economy, 150m would bring good water, school and socio infrastructural amenities.... Im not from the east but then sabi put priorities straight in some cases, see hush pussy and phyno as an example

Jaideyone:
lol see foolish excuse after you guys lost the argument that obi the school boy is richer than obat

obat is the second richest king in Africa after the king of Morocco and he will comfortably buy and feed all flatty kings like dogs

crafteck:


Your argument tire me ooo, did you read the comment well

Jaideyone:
yes I did. there was a thread here where your brothers argued that obi of Onitsha is the richest king in Nigeria and even after showing them links like the one below they were still arguing blindly.
https://www.reviewcious.com/richest-kings-in-nigeria

now that it has been established that Yoruba kings are the wealthiest in Nigeria the new argument is that SE kings are not very rich because they are using their money to better the lives of their followers. will you ibos ever get tired of changing goal post?