Identity of 'mystery man' who foreclosed $50.9M Billionaires' Row penthouse is revealed: Nigerian businessman is believed to be hiding out on same yacht he rented to Jay Z and Beyoncé for $900,000 a week Nigerian energy businessman Kolawole 'Kola' Aluko, 48, was the owner of Apartment 79, which his bank foreclosed Aluko is friends with stars including Jay Z, Beyoncé, Jamie Foxx and Leonardo DiCaprio He was last seen in Hong Kong and May and his yacht Galactica Star is currently in the Bahamas Another apartment in the One57 building in New York City has gone into foreclosure A mystery buyer paid $50.9million for apartment 79, a full-floor penthouse, in December 2014 In September 2015, the buyer took out a $35.5million mortgage from a Luxembourg bank The bank took possession of the house when the owner failed to pay back the loan a year later Last month, another apartment in the same building on Billionaire's Row was scheduled for a foreclosure auction
Mena:Many Nigerian businessmen are very rich and they are living the lifestyle of a Pasha. Aluko, right, is friends with stars including actor Jamie Foxx, left, Leonardo DiCaprio, Jay Z and Beyoncé. Aluko and Foxx are pictured in 2013
Posted by DD'eDeN (Member # 21966) on :
Friends? Acquaintances? Strangers?
Big money is always opposite of true friendship.
These 1-minute millionaires are all over Miami Beach, from Nigeria, Malaysia, Brazil, many developing countries where the average people suffer for their "wealth" by losing the important things (clean air, clean water, natural foods).
Posted by lamin (Member # 5777) on :
A fool and his money will soon part ways. $50M is very obviously stolen funds and very obviously spent in the wrong way. There is a book written in French by someone from Ivory Coast. It is titled "Dieu n'aime pas les Africains". Easy to translate.
Charles de Gaulle: "Eux, les Africains, ils n'aiment pas leurs pays". Astute observation.
Proof: The President of Nigeria, the most populated African country(180 million) with many resources, must seek health care in Britain. So where are the Nigerian doctors? The most qualified ones have fled to Britain or the U.S.
