Who Is Davido’s Father Adedeji Adeleke and What Is His Net Worth?
A man whose net worth is $700 million, which is around N269 billion, is indeed living a life that portrays luxury. Just like his son Davido, the university Professor is a lover of good things and it does not make a hassle for him to acquire any of these good things.
However, Dr. Adedeji Adeleke is not known for flaunting his properties and acquisitions all over the media, except for his son Davido who sometimes would declare or post photos of his properties.
Adedeji Adeleke’s Owns Mansions in and Outside Nigeria
Coming from a place of affluence, Adedeji has well invested in real estate and has properties scattered around his home state of Osun, Ikoyi, Lekki, Banana Island, and Victoria Island in Lagos, as well as other states in the country and abroad.
To mark his 60th birthday in 2017, Dr. Adedeji purchased a magnificent house in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Meanwhile, in July 2019, one of his mansions in Lekki Lagos reportedly caught fire but thanks to the prompt intervention of firefighters, the building was rescued from getting razed down.
Adedeji Adeleke’s Cars
Adedeji Adeleke surely has a good number of expensive rides in his garage, but, the two that are known to the public which he is usually seen in are a Rolls Royce Phantom and a 2017 Bentley Mulsanne.
2017 Bentley Mulsanne
Adeleke’s 2017 Bentley Mulsanne came with lavish inbuilt features such as apple car play, in-car 4G LTE data connection, Android Auto, 60GB of media storage, LED headlights, and electric curtains, and so on. The business mogul parted ways with nothing less than $350,000 to have this baby in his garage.
Rolls Royce Phantom
The second one is a Rolls Royce Phantom which he purchased at a whopping cost of $450,000. The car has a horsepower of 563 and runs on a 6.75 Litre twin-turbocharged V-12 engine.
Adedeji Adeleke’s Private Jets
Dr. Adeleke’s high taste for luxury did not just end in acquiring expensive cars. The billionaire business magnate owns a Bombardier Global Express 6000 which he bought at a landing cost of $62 million (N24 billion). Meanwhile, he has another private jet that is reportedly his first jet, a Bombardier Challenger that cost him $35 million to purchase.
