Nigeria’s biggest stars aren’t just topping charts or box offices, they’re also owning some of the country’s most enviable real estate. In 2025, luxury homes have become more than just status symbols; they’re proof of how far hustle, talent, and branding can go in Nigeria’s booming entertainment and business scene.

From Banana Island’s sleek glass towers to Lekki’s designer villas, these 12 celebrities have turned their homes into personal empires, complete with pools, elevators, and art walls worth a small fortune.
Here’s a look at the most talked-about celebrity mansions this year, ranked by their estimated size, location, and sheer grandeur.

1. Davido (David Adeleke)

When Davido moved into his Banana Island mansion, it redefined luxury living in Lagos. The DMW boss’s multi-level estate stretches over 20,000 square feet, featuring an elevator, infinity pool, gym, private studio, and rooftop lounge. Valued between ₦5–7 billion, it’s less a home and more a monument to generational success.

2. Wizkid (Ayodeji Balogun)

Starboy lives up to his name in every sense. His Los Angeles hilltop home, complete with ocean views, private cinema, and minimalist design, reportedly cost between $10–15 million (₦16–25 billion). Add a Lekki property to that list, and Wizkid’s global lifestyle mirrors his cross-continental sound, luxurious and effortless.

3. Burna Boy (Damini Ogulu)

Burna’s Lekki mansion is as bold as his music—a 13,000-square-foot masterpiece designed in warm beige tones with a blue-tiled pool and breathtaking Atlantic views. Estimated at ₦3–4 billion, it’s a blend of calm and confidence, perfectly matching his “African Giant” persona.

4. Obi Cubana (Obinna Iyiegbu)

The nightlife mogul turned cultural icon owns an Abuja palace that screams influence. Sitting on 12,000 square feet, it includes a movie theater, indoor pool, guest suites, and a garage for his supercar fleet. Priced at around ₦2–3 billion, the mansion doubles as a social hub for the Cubana empire’s elite gatherings.

5. Don Jazzy (Michael Ajereh)

Don Jazzy’s Lekki home reflects his creative calm, a 12,000-square-foot minimalist haven with an art gallery, infinity pool, and studio corners. Valued between ₦2–3 billion, it’s both a personal retreat and a creative lab for Mavin’s hit-making machine.

6. Tiwa Savage (Tiwatope Savage)

The “African Bad Girl” lives like royalty in her Lekki estate within the gated Richmond Gate community. Her 10,000-square-foot residence includes a home spa, cinema, and manicured lawns, valued at ₦1.5–2 billion. It’s class, comfort, and confidence rolled into one.

7. Timaya (Inetimi Odonfeme)

Timaya’s Lekki mansion is every bit the dancehall king’s dream, a 9,500-square-foot residence with seven bedrooms, a private gym, and an open terrace for his exclusive parties. Priced around ₦1.2 billion, it’s an extension of his lavish, music-fueled lifestyle.

8. AY Makun (Ayodeji Richard Makun)

AY’s Lekki mansion is the ultimate comedian’s comeback castle. Spanning 9,000 square feet, it comes with a private cinema, wine cellar, and even a helipad. Valued above ₦1 billion, it’s proof that comedy, when done right, truly pays.

9. Peter Okoye (Mr. P)

Peter Okoye’s Banana Island home marks his evolution from P-Square fame to solo success. The 8,500-square-foot property includes six en-suite bedrooms, a cinema, and a media room, worth roughly ₦800 million to ₦1 billion. It’s sleek, modern, and unapologetically star-studded.

10. E-Money (Emeka Okonkwo)

Known for his “money rain” reputation, E-Money’s twin mansions in Lekki and Anambra are as golden as his nickname suggests. Spanning about 7,500 square feet, his Lekki home features regal interiors and a gold-white aesthetic that glows luxury, valued at ₦600–800 million.

11. Linda Ikeji

From blogging to building empires, Linda Ikeji’s Banana Island home is a masterclass in media success. The 7,000-square-foot mansion includes a nursery, library, and rooftop lounge, valued between ₦500–700 million. It’s one of the few female-owned celebrity homes in this tier—and a powerful symbol of independence.

12. Adekunle Gold (Adekunle Kosoko)

Adekunle Gold’s Ikoyi mansion embodies his blend of art and simplicity. With a sleek design across 6,500 square feet, it features an infinity pool, home office, and lush terrace. Valued at ₦400–600 million, it’s a quiet luxury fit for a creative visionary.

Final Take

Luxury real estate has become Nigeria’s new badge of success, and these celebrities are leading the charge, turning homes into personal brands. From Banana Island to Parkview, they’ve shown that success isn’t just about fame or fortune, it’s about legacy and lifestyle.

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Media personality and Celestial Church of Christ pastor, Kunle Hamilton of Praiseville Global, has stirred debate after condemning Big Brother Naija Season 10 and its winner, Imisi, describing the reality show as morally questionable.

Imisi’s victory had generated mixed reactions, especially after videos surfaced showing Celestial Church members celebrating and campaigning for her during the show.

In a separate video now trending online, Hamilton called the show a “swimming pool of sin”, arguing that it promotes imitation and indulgence rather than positive values. He said that while he wouldn’t condemn Imisi personally, he could not publicly celebrate her win.

“If I had her number, I would call to congratulate her privately, but I won’t do so publicly,” he stated.

Hamilton added that Imisi could still thrive in her career if she upholds her Christian principles.

The cleric also criticized fellow pastors and church leaders who publicly congratulated the reality star, insisting that endorsing Big Brother Naija sends the wrong message to young people.

“No one should publicly celebrate participants of such a show. It encourages our youth to chase fame by any means,” he warned.

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Imisi, who won the ₦120 million grand prize, became the Season 10 winner of Big Brother Naija, a development that drew both excitement and controversy within religious and online communities.

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The Lagos State Government has reportedly demolished the luxury car showroom owned by popular auto dealer and influencer, Ola of Lagos.

The news broke after the social media personality confirmed the development via his Instagram story, where he maintained a calm and optimistic attitude despite the setback.

Viral videos circulating online showed the structure being pulled down, just a few months after Ola unveiled it to much fanfare. The reason behind the demolition has not yet been made public.

Reacting to the incident, Ola reassured his followers that his business operations were still running smoothly and that a new showroom, “OOL Autos,” was already in the works. He promised the new location would be “bigger and better.”

In his post, he wrote:

“OOL Autos New Showroom coming soon… Bigger and better insha Allah.
We’re still active! Pending the time our new office will be ready, you can call or WhatsApp for clean cars as usual.
Been chesting losses for long, losses that could comfortably get me an apartment in Ikoyi, but man will just smile, thank God, and keep going. All is well.”

The influencer, known for his motivational tone, also thanked fans for their concern and assured them that he was “smiling” through the storm.

While the exact reason for the demolition remains unclear, the incident has sparked discussions online about building regulations and the challenges faced by young entrepreneurs in Lagos.