- Sophia Egbueje and Mercy Eke, the latest Lamborghini owners shaking up social media, now find themselves at the center of a storm over how they secured their extravagant rides.
- Whispers of deep-pocketed sugar daddies footing the bill have erupted into full-blown accusations, with one alleged benefactor’s name sensationally exposed online, sending shockwaves through the internet.
Nigerian socialite Sophia Egbueje and reality TV star Mercy Eke are caught in a whirlwind of scandal, facing searing allegations that their newly acquired Lamborghinis were funded through illicit affairs.
Sophia Egbueje, now at the heart of a sex-for-Lamborghini controversy involving Nigerian music icon Burna Boy, first came under fire when Nollywood actor and filmmaker, Samuel Jemitalo, boldly accused her of securing the luxury ride through a wealthy benefactor.
Taking it a step further, Jemitalo, in a no-holds-barred video, named High Chief Bankole, a billionaire oil mogul in the Niger Delta, as the man behind her opulent new purchase.
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Meanwhile, Mercy Eke also found herself ensnared in similar controversy after her high-profile Lamborghini dedication in church triggered a firestorm online.
Nigerian radio personality Destiny Ezeyim aka Radiogad fanned the flames, claimed that a mysterious 70-year-old tycoon bankrolled her exotic ride.
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For Sophia, the scandal took an explosive turn when a leaked voice note surfaced, allegedly capturing her frustration over Burna Boy failing to fulfill his promise of buying her a Lamborghini after their intimate encounters.
Undeterred, she reportedly secured her own with the backing of Wizkid’s close associate, Femi.
As for Mercy, her decision to parade the luxury car in church sparked outrage, with critics blasting the pastor for blessing the vehicle without questioning its source.
Ovie Success took to social media to slam Mercy Eke’s Lamborghini church dedication, igniting a wave of heated reactions.
