He is solely 9 years outdated, but Mompha Junior already has a mansion and an array of glamorous sports activities vehicles after being gifted them by his Nigerian web superstar father.
The younger influencer – who has been nicknamed the world’s ‘youngest billionaire’ – boasts 25,700 followers on his Instagram account, the place he posts photographs of his lavish way of life.
From posing in entrance of a pink Lamborghini Aventador to sitting on the bonnet of a cream Bentley Flying Spur, the teen is commonly decked out in head-to-toe designer garments – together with manufacturers equivalent to Versace and Gucci.
Mompha Junior owned his first mansion aged six, and travels around the globe by personal jet, alongside his rich father Nigerian web superstar Ismailia Mustapha, referred to as Mompha, 42, who bought the property for him.
The CEO of a Lagos Bureau De Change, experiences put his internet value at $15 million, and it’s not clear how his son due to this fact qualifies as a billionaire.
He is solely 9 years outdated, but Mompha Junior (pictured) already has a mansion and an array of glamorous sports activities vehicles after being gifted them by his Nigerian web superstar father
Mompha Junior (pictured along with his father in Dubai) reportedly owned his first mansion aged six and travels around the globe by personal jet, alongside his rich father Nigerian web superstar Ismailia Mustapha, referred to as Mompha
The younger influencer (pictured in Dubai) – who is alleged to be the world’s youngest billionaire – boasts 25,700 followers on his Instagram account, the place he posts photographs of his lavish way of life
From posing in entrance of a pink Lamborghini Aventador to sitting on the bonnet of a cream Bentley Flying Spur, the teen (pictured in Dubai) is commonly decked out in head-to-toe designer garments – together with manufacturers equivalent to Versace and Gucci
Showcasing his assortment of vehicles, a few of Mompha Junior’s pictures had been captioned: ‘Blissful birthday to me’ and ‘Thanks Daddy’.
The teen’s assortment of supercars additionally seemingly features a yellow Ferrari, which will be noticed in one among his pictures parked outdoors a lavish dwelling in Dubai.
Mompha Junior appears to get his costly style from his father Mompha senior, who’s reportedly well-known for his plentiful spending and splendid way of life.
Sharing snaps of his jet-setting life to his 1.1million Instagram followers, Mompha senior splits his time between his properties in Lagos and the UAE.
Images on his social media account seize him exhibiting off banknotes, posing with designer purchasing luggage, and even taking snaps with lions and tigers at a safari park on the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius.
Showcasing his assortment of vehicles, a few of Mompha Junior’s (pictured in Dubai) pictures had been captioned: ‘Blissful birthday to me’ and ‘Thanks Daddy’.
The teen’s (pictured) assortment of supercars additionally seemingly features a yellow Ferrari, which will be noticed in one among his pictures parked outdoors a lavish dwelling in Dubai
The doting father reportedly purchased his solely son his first mansion for his sixth birthday in 2019.
He wrote on the time on-line: ‘Proudly owning your individual dwelling is among the greatest emotions ever. It might probably’t be described in phrases, it may possibly’t be quantified in cash.
‘House possession is a sense that makes life’s every day grind value dealing with. It reassures you that after all of the ups and downs you’ve gotten a spot to go to… A spot that may by no means decide you and all the time invite you with open arms…
‘Congrats my son in your new dwelling. Your birthday reward from Daddy.’
Mompha Junior (pictured in Dubai) appears to get his costly style from his father Mompha senior, who’s reportedly well-known for his plentiful spending and splendid way of life
He additionally later praised his son’s achievements and mentioned on Instagram: ‘The youngest landlord who wears Gucci and nonetheless owns a home. He deserves some accolades as a result of he has paid his dues in full.’
Mompha, who’s the CEO of a Lagos Bureau De Change, has been accused of laundering greater than £10million.
Earlier this month, a courtroom heard claims by Nigeria’s anti-corruption company that Mompha hid his wealth in ‘movable property’. Mompha pleaded not responsible to all the costs.
He was remanded in custody to await trial. He was then launched on £350,000 bail, native media reported.