Genevieve Nnaji, one of the most popular and successful actresses in Nollywood, has finally opened her N64 billion estate to her parents with over two children. The estate is located in Lagos’ upscale Ikoyi district, considered one of the most luxurious in Africa.
The house has many amenities such as a hospital, school, shopping center and modern entertainment center. It also has a number of security features, including CCTV and armed guards.
Nnaji said she decided to build the estate because she wanted to create a place where parents of more than two children could live comfortably and raise a family without worrying about the challenges of living in a city. big street. “I know how difficult it can be for parents with more than two children to find a comfortable and affordable home,” she said. “That’s why I decided to build this estate. I wanted to create a place where parents can live in peace and harmony.”
The estate was officially opened on October 6, 2023. Several dignitaries attended, including the Governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, and the Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed.
In his speech at the opening ceremony, Sanwo-Olu praised Nnaji for his generosity and commitment to helping others. He said the real estate will be a great asset for the state and the country as a whole.
“Geneviève Nnaji is a role model for young people around the world to follow,” he said. “She is a successful actress, businesswoman and philanthropist. I am proud to have her as a citizen of Lagos State.”
Mohammed also praised Nnaji for his generosity. He said the inheritance would be a great comfort to parents with more than two children. “I know it’s hard for these parents to find comfortable, affordable housing,” he said. “This is why I want to congratulate Geneviève Nnaji for building this estate. It is a wonderful gesture of goodwill.”
Nnaji said she was happy to be able to help the parents of more than two children. She said she hopes the property will make their lives a little easier.
“I know that this succession is not the solution to all the problems that parents with more than two children face,” she said. “But I hope it makes their lives a little easier. I want them to know they’re not alone.”
The opening of the Nnaji estate received mixed reactions. Some praised her generosity, while others criticized her for building a luxury estate at a time when many Nigerians are struggling to make ends meet.
However, Nnaji defended his decision to build on the land. She said she believes everyone deserves to live in a comfortable and safe environment, regardless of income. “I believe that everyone deserves to live in a comfortable and safe environment,” she said. “That’s why I decided to build this estate. I wanted to create a place where parents with more than two children can live in peace and harmony.”
Only time will tell whether Nnaji’s succession will be successful. However, it cannot be denied that this is a bold and ambitious project. It is also a testament to Nnaji’s generosity and commitment to helping others.
By Newshub