Top 10 Most Expensive Houses in Nigeria

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If you must know, Nigeria is home to some of the richest individuals

in Africa and even the world at large. These individuals are in

various fields such as business, entertainment, oil, and gas, etc. It

is not uncommon to see many expensive buildings in major cities. Due

to the financial worth of some Nigerians, you will find luxurious

houses in Nigeria, or even luxury apartments abroad. In this article,

you will find the top 10 most expensive and luxurious residential

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Folorunsho Alakija’s Mansion



Folorunsho Alakija is the wealthiest woman in Nigeria. Her house is

priced at about $700 million. Folorunsho Alakija’s house is not only

the most expensive in Nigeria, but it is also the most expensive house

owned by a woman and the most expensive in the whole continent of

Africa. It is also the fourth most expensive residential building in

the world. Folorunsho Alakija’s house is located in Ikoyi, Lagos. It

was constructed by the famous German company, Julius Berger.

Folorunsho’s mansion has its own special architectural design and is

also bullet-proof. This mansion also does not have any windows.

Windows are replaced with light wells, an air shaft that allows air

and light to come into an area. Folorunsho Alakija lives in this

mansion with her husband.



Mike Adenuga’s house



Mike Adenuga‘s mansion is located in Banana Island, Lagos. It is the

one of most expensive known houses in Nigeria. This luxurious mansion

is worth over 8 billion naira. Mike Adenuga is a billionaire not just

in naira but in dollars. He is also on the Forbe’s list of the

world’s richest men. Mike Adenuga obtains his wealth from multiple

sources such as oil, gas, and telecommunication businesses.



Aliko Dangote’s Mansion



Aliko Dangote is the richest man in Africa. He has lived in this

present house for up to 12 years. This mansion is located in Abuja and

is worth about N5 billion.







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Dangote’s luxurious mansion remains one of the most expensive ever

to be owned by a Nigerian businessman. His house is tastefully

furnished with a spacious living room, a conference room, a home

office. According to Dangote, he spends the least time in the bedroom.

Aliko Dangote’s house has also hosted some of the most influential

and successful men in the world such as Bill Gates (the richest man in

the world and Goodluck Jonathan (former president of Nigeria)



P-Square’s Mansion



Peter and Paul, together known as P-square are one of the few

entertainers that have a house on Banana Island. The duo used to live

at Omole Estate, Ikeja before relocating to this billionaire’s

haven. Peter and Paul are arguably the most famous twins in Africa who

struck gold in the music business. One of the proofs of their wealth

is this 1.5-billion-naira mansion on Banana Island, Ikoyi, Lagos. They

both used to live in this luxurious edifice with their wives and

children.



Senator Dino Melaye’s Mansion



Senator Dino Melaye is known specifically for riding some of the most

expensive cars in Nigeria. However, his taste for luxury does not end

there. He also has a soft spot for luxurious buildings. He is one of

Nigeria’s wealthiest senators. He is also known to flaunt his wealth

often on social media. The very famous and controversial senator Dino

Melaye is the proud owner of one of the most expensive houses in

Nigeria. Dino Melaye’s house is worth about 1.5 billion million

naira and is located in Abuja. This property was acquired by the

senator not long after he became a lawmaker.



Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu



Bola Ahmed Tinubu is the former governor of Lagos State and the leader

of the All Progressive Congress. He is currently one of the richest

politicians in Nigeria. This is in addition to being the richest

landlord in Lagos state. His house is a N1 billion mansion at 26

Bourdillon Road, Ikoyi. Apart from living in this expensive house,

senator Bola Tinubu also owns numerous expensive houses and landed

properties in other parts of Lagos state.







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Senator Lee Maeba’s house



Senator Lee Maeba is a forty-two years old senator representing the

Rivers South-East senatorial zone in the Nigerian National Assembly.

He is arguably the youngest Nigerian senator at the moment. He became

a senator while still in his early thirties. Senator Lee Maeba’s

house is worth about N1 billion and is located in Port-Harcourt. There

are rumours that the foundation of this house alone cost about N100

million. It is also said that Senator Lee Maeba’s house can stand

beside any luxurious residential building anywhere in the world.



Linda Ikeji’s House



Linda Ikeji is a popular name and personality. She is Nigeria’s

richest and most famous blogger. Linda Ikeji acquired her N600 million

mansion in October 2016. This mansion is a two-storey building that

contains a media room, a cinema, six bedrooms, two living rooms, and

other spaces. According to the celebrity blogger, owning a house in

Banana Island has always been a dream of hers come true.



E-Money’s Mansion



E money whose real name is Emeka Okonkwo is a businessman and record

label boss. He is also the younger brother to Kcee who is a popular

Nigerian Artiste. E-Money is one of Nigeria’s youngest millionaires.

E-money is also popular for spraying money in parties. Emeka Okonkwo

lives in a N250 million mansion located on Lagos Island. This mansion

is tastefully furnished and designed with gold.



Camp Neya



Camp Neya is an edifice owned by Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu, a billionaire

from Abia state who is also the former governor of the state. Camp

Neya is a massive building that was completed in 1998 when Orji Uzor

Kalu was still in his thirties. This was also before Dr Orji Uzor Kalu

became governor of Abia state. It is a lovely thing to know that Camp

Neya is named after Orji Uzor Kalu’s daughter. The exact worth of

Camp Neya is unknown but it sure runs into billions of naira.















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