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ChangeIsCostant:
According to a viral post by #SplufikNigerians, pictured is Sola David-Borha; the CEO Stanbic IBTC who's regarded as the highest paid CEO in Nigeria. According to the post, she takes home N117m Annually, N484,931 daily....

Until January this year, Sola was the Chief Executive Officer, Stanbic IBTC Holdings Plc. – a full service financial services Group with subsidiaries in Commercial Banking, Investment Banking, Pension and Non-Pension Asset Management and Stockbroking.

A few days ago, she was appointed Chief Executive Officer, Rest of Africa, Standard Bank Group.

Stanbic IBTC Holdings is a member of Standard Bank Group.

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2017/02/meet-sola-david-borha-highest-paid-ceo.html

TunezMedia:
Showing off your rich lifestyle, sure comes at a cost, especially for musicians who tend to want to please their adoring fans with excess glitz and glamour.

Such is the case of musical Taliban, Oritsefemi who has coughed up N500k just to rent a private jet for a music video and he didn't even get to take a shot inside of it.

For the visuals of his song, 'Happy Day' which is directed by Avalon Okpe, Oritsefemi is shot in one of the scenes singing while ladies danced in front of the jet, another shot sees him stand with vixens dressed as air hostess. The jet didn't leave its position and no scene was shot inside of it.

The video for Happy Day, which should be dropping any time soon was shot at, Lekki and Ikeja, Lagos.

http://www.tunezmediablog.com/2017/02/singer-oritsefemi-spends-500k-to-rent.html