Former Big Brother Naija reality TV star Tolanibaj has shared her perspective on expensive luxury cars, describing them as “liabilities” rather than valuable assets. Her comments come amid the ongoing controversy involving Grammy-winning singer Burna Boy and socialite Sophia Egbueje, who allegedly demanded a Lamborghini in exchange for sexual favors.
In a video message posted on her Snapchat, Tolanibaj expressed her preference for tangible assets over exotic cars. She stated that while she would accept a Lamborghini as a gift, she would sell it to invest in properties and other valuable assets.
“If you give me a Lambo, I will sell it. I want assets. I want properties. I want lands. I want a penthouse in Pinnock. I want a big house in Ikoyi. Not a liability. But you can gift me a Lamborghini, I will sell it,” she said.
Tolanibaj’s remarks highlight her practical approach to wealth management, emphasizing the importance of investing in real estate and other appreciating assets rather than spending on luxury items that depreciate over time. Her stance has sparked discussions about financial priorities and the perception of luxury cars as status symbols versus practical investments.
As the debate continues, Tolanibaj’s comments resonate with those who advocate for financial prudence and long-term asset accumulation over fleeting displays of wealth.