Rich young Nigerian man flaunts his dad's fleet of Rolls Royce, pictures go viral
- A rich young Nigerian with the name Drift Sensei has made the whole Nigerian Twitter go gaga with the way he showed off his father's wealth
- The post he made has turned into a trending topic called Arewa Twitter on the micro-messaging platform
- In the picture he posted, he could be seen with another person, possibly from the same family, posing with their father's exotic cars
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There are many silent wealthy families and individuals in this country that do not always make headlines but could probably be richer than those who are always in our faces.
A Twitter user with the name Drift sensei got the whole of Twitter talking as he shared pictures of him posing with his father’s Rolls Royce.
When Twitter User ChiefpresitofPh asked him in amazement if his father has two Rolls Royce, the young man replied and corrected him that they are actually three; two ghosts and 1 wraith.
Another Twitter user with the name Suhail H Saulawa was dumbstruck that he had to offer some prayer as he said: “God bless you. ELITE!!”.
A person with the name Duke of Africa said that whoever retweeted the tweet to his timeline really inspired him on the need to work hard.
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that businessman and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is the richest man in the world.
He is the wealthiest man in modern history with a net worth of $149.4 billion, but not the wealthiest man of all time.
Mansa Musa, the 14th-century emperor of Mali, is believed to be the richest man ever with a net worth of $400 billion. It was gathered that the emperor, who made his fortune from gold and salt, ruled from 1312 to 1337.
Rudolph Butch Ware, associate professor of history at the University of California, said it is almost impossible to describe how wealthy and powerful the ruler truly was.
The emperor was able to grow his kingdom under his rule, annexing 24 cities, including Timbuktu.
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However, after his death in 1337 at the age of 57, the empire which was taken over by his sons could not be held together, leading to its fall.
In other related news, the CEO and owner of Amazon, Jeff Bezos, may become the world's first trillionaire by 2026 and not any time soon as many media reports claim.
It should be noted that the only wealthy man close to Bezos’ mouth watery $143 billion (N54,070,800,000,000) net worth is Microsoft co-founder, Bill Gates, who is valued at about $102 billion (N39,394,440,000,000).
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