Nigerian YouTuber Tayo Aina Shares Video of Luxurious Home He Bought in Lekki Lagos For Airbnb
- YouTube content creator and popular travel filmmaker, Tayo Aina, is now a homeowner in Lekki, Lagos state
- Tayo shared a video on his YouTube channel, taking his subscribers on a tour of the beautiful home meant for Airbnb
- The Lekki apartment bought by Tayo has many rooms, including a master bedroom which is his favourite part
A Nigerian travel content creator has bought a home in the Lekki area of Lagos state.
The filmmaker, Tayo Aina, shared a video showing off the building and his apartment in it.
Tayo said the building housing his apartment is located specifically at Ikate, Lekki.
He said he plans to the apartment, which has several luxury rooms for the Airbnb business.
According to the video posted on his YouTube channel, the house has many rooms and many cool features, including a glittering master bedroom.
He said:
I bought my first luxury home in Lagos, Nigeria. A video about me buying my first apartment in Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria. I am thankful to God and also to you guys for finally allowing me to have my own place."
Watch the video below:
Reactions as Tayo Aina buys house in Lekki
@funshoomoniyi5903 said:
"Who agrees Tayo Aina deserves to get one million subscribers."
@rizak3635 said:
"Congratulations bro. As a Ghanaian who has been following you for ages, I just want to say I am proud of you. Long live Ghana- Nigeria brotherly relationship."
@jalabi99 said:
"Tayo is a true African man, he's not just buying a house for the sake of it, he's going to use it for his business. Well done!"
@lukside said:
"Congratulations, Tayo; I love how you are moving, slow and steady. First, it was a second passport; now, it's a luxury apartment. More big wins."
Tayo buys another country's passport
In a related story, Tayo Aina purchased the citizenship of St Kitts and Nevis, a twin island country located in the Caribbean.
The YouTuber said he paid $150,000 (N135 million) to secure the St Kitts and Nevis passport and citizenship.
Tayo explained the move would solve the limitations he experiences while using the Nigerian passport across the world.
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