House of Representatives
Reps Member buys a mansion
OpenLife Nigeria has gathered that a House of Representative member has allegedly acquired a N1.2 billion mansion in Abuja.
The eye-popping acquisition is said to be a well-kept secret.
The all-grade A marble mansion in a choice area of Abuja is “a small thing” in comparison to what he allegedly owns in Dubai and London.
On-going investigations reveal that the Honourable member had, at a time, served in Lagos State House of Assembly and unarguably, one of the Rauf Aregbesola’s boys, the current Minister of Interior.
Among the “boys” who are considered Aregbesola’s loyalists in Lagos, this Honourable, who is believed to be born in the 60s, is among the fortunate ones who have transferred their political services to their States of origin.
His movement to his state of origin where he presently represents his people in the House of Representatives is said to have dislocated the gentleman arrangements among the locals who have outsmarted in the political equation.
His massive wealth in Nigeria, which OpenLife gathers, has extended to foreign countries, is believed to be billions in dollars.
Sources aver that the Reps member is the finest definition of outsmarting people in business. He is said to have dashed a lot of hopes especially those who crossed his path in business. Source aver that all his closely kept secrets will be available to “the public soon,” OpenLife was told.
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