Africa's richest ten-year-old Mompha Junior has posted an audacious photo of his wadds of cash despite his dad technically being on the run for fraud charges.

Muhammed Awal Mustapha is the son of billionaire Ismailia Mustapha who made his fortune by being the chief executive officer of Mompha Burea De Change, Lagos Island.

Young Muhammed goes by the moniker of Mompha Junior on Instagram where he has gained followers flaunting his massive wealth.

But behind the supercars, there are suggestions of darker forces at play.

Ismailia was arrested in January and accused by Nigeria's anti-corruption agency of laundering the equivalent of over £10million.

Local media reported he pleaded not guilty to the charges and was released on bail for £350,000.

However since this Ismailia has failed to appear in court and is now wanted by the Nigerian Economic and Financial Crimes Commission. The Mompha gang probably own more supercars than most Dubai showrooms.

Mompha Junior, aged just 10, was given his first mansion when he was only six years old and is allegedly worth over £12 million - over six billion in Nigerian Naira, technically making him the youngest member of the world's billionaire club.

In a fresh picture from the family's unknown location, young Mompha posted a picture of two outrageous stacks of US dollars with the caption 'Mompha Life'.

Despite not being able to drive, the young cash baron often poses for his social media followers in front of expensive cars like the Lamborghini Aventador and a cream Bentley Flying Spur.

Then again, not many 10-year-olds own their own houses and Mompha Junior owns a fair few.

After gifting his son his first mansion earlier this year, his father said: "Owning your own home is one of the best feelings ever. It can't be described in words, it can't be quantified in money.

"Congrats my son on your new home. Your birthday gift from Daddy."

Source: https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/world-news/africas-richest-ten-year-old-27835376

Its okay o, there's God o

Hustle ooooo,so efcc no come una compound pack everybody leave you alone

This boy don dey find FBI trouble for him papa.

Vanity crew join the group chat...

This mompha no get sense. He should learn from hushpuppi. The money you show off the more people beam their search lights on you.

I don't know why this guy can't live a low-key life even when he knows that he got his money illegally,,,no wonder EFCC dey chop him money anyhow...

Way to go boy
Your papa go hear am but you are safe you no get problem layelaye
Live the life boy!!

Son of a criminal

Illegal Hustlers family...

BeanmanX:
I don't know why this guy can't live a low-key life even when he knows that he got his money illegally,,,no wonder EFCC dey chop him money anyhow...

He has ways of legalizing his fraud income. That's why he no fear.
You can't get this big in the world of BEC without having companies to wash your money through.

Just one of those stacks could change someone's destiny!

Nigerian girls go don embarrass themselves for this kid DM taya

Hand go soon catch you and your Papa.
That's how Hussy say im dey do btc and some mumu dey tap blessing.
Some hardworking idiots even felt defeated already.
" I started my Poultry with one feather", face your front and trust no man.

iamyemiakins:
Nigerian girls go don embarrass themselves for this kid DM taya

They send nudes to Wizkid's son.

Winter is coming

Young Millionaire.

Photo of the Calabar musician vancash Dollar that was arrested yesterday night for suspected online fraud.

According to the statement made by the artist , they were stopped by some policemen along IBB road when coming back home last night.the incident took place around 11:45 pm yesterday night when they were stopped and asked to come down from the car by the policemen which they did but, the policemen insisted that they should open their phones and hand it over to them which they didn't agree.
Talking to the police officers who were on duty yesterday, they made mention of some other items that were found inside the car that also let to the arrest such as tramadol, Molly and other things which he didn't made mention of.
these incidents left some of the youths angry and confused asking questions like "Is it the place of the Police or EFCC to arrest internet fraudsters ?".