Rich African Man Shows Baby Daughter Her Inheritance, Walks Around Mansion With Big Swimming Pool

Rich African Man Shows Baby Daughter Her Inheritance, Walks Around Mansion With Big Swimming Pool

  • A young African man got many talking when he showed his daughter his new mansion and called it her inheritance
  • The man, who tagged his action "billionaire doings", walked around his massive interlocked compound that bore his name
  • Many peeps who watched his video advised him to cover the swimming pool as a safety measure

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A wealthy African man (@officialafro_g) who calls himself a billionaire has shared a video of his mansion as he took his newborn baby outside.

While in the palatial compound of his beautiful house, he lifted her up to show her the whole environment. The man said he was letting her see her inheritance.

Man walked in his mansion/Rich man showed daughter her inheritance.
People advised the young man to cover his pool. Photo source: @officialafro_g
Source: UGC

Man showed off his wealth

People who watched the TikTok video, after seeing the big swimming pool in the spacious compound, advised him to always cover it because of his kid.

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The rich man called himself a "proud Igbo man". Many people were in his comment section to praise his achievement.

Watch the video below:

The video has gathered over 60 comments with more than 2,000 likes.

Briefly News compiled some of the reactions below:

Bae Mirabel said:

"Congratulations, sir pls cover the pool."

Iyke said:

"Inasmuch as dis is beautiful, this type of architecture is same as desertification! plant fruit trees, palm trees. e get why."

Flora Tochi said:

"They should cover dat swimming pool o."

Gustavo said:

"I will and must never be poor in this life."

josh said:

"Congrats to my Igbo bro but there's too much writing on the interlock ah."

Angelberry1996 asked:

"Daughters don dey inherit property for igbo land?"

Geraldine King replied:

"Yes ooo... father's now give their daughters inheritance too here in igbo land ooo."

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Emoni Dinero said:

"Congratulations, please try as much as possible to protect that pool as soon as you can."

Do good said:

"God bless Good things... may Good things reach our hand too .. amen."

5-Year-old gets R3.9 million Mercedes G Wagon for birthday: TikTok reveal video gets mixed reactions

In more news, Briefly News also reported that TikTok has been buzzing over a video which showed a five-year-old getting a R3.9 million Mercedes G Wagon for her birthday. Most people can't afford this car for an entire lifetime!

Some parents are a bit extra about their children. By buying sports cars, houses, and expensive jewellery, toddlers have gotten things some only dream of.

TikTok user and successful businesswoman @farhanazahra91 shared a video of the lavish gift they got their five-year-old. Typical toddlers get Legos or a toy kitchen, but this little Miss got a R3.9 million brand-new Mercedes G Wagon.

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