- Bitcoin Lord Williams Ifejika, shares video and photos of his newly acquired mansion with an exquisite interior and exterior
- Mercedes Benz in matching whites were spotted at the parking space, with a fountain in the middle of the large compound
Williams Ifejika also known as Blord, the renowned multi-millionaire entrepreneur, has recently acquired a breathtaking palatial mansion that has left tongues wagging.
In an exclusive video tour of the property, Blord generously shared his newfound paradise, revealing the mesmerizing interiors that ooze sophistication and refinement.
The white, exquisite home that Bitcoin Lord purchased has lovely parking areas for cars and a water fountain in the center of the large compound.
He carefully led viewers through its interiors, which featured a variety of chambers that were exquisitely outfitted for diverse uses.
With opulence and grandeur at its core, this luxurious abode showcases an exquisite fusion of classic and contemporary designs.
Exhibiting the videos and photos of his newly acquired mansion, he wrote:
“God is the greatest, new home”
Blord in shock after being charged $5 million for 1-year endorsement deal by Davido
Crypto mogul and entrepreneur, Williams Ifejika, also known as BLord, recently expressed his astonishment when he discovered the price tag Davido had attached to an endorsement deal.
BLord took to his social media page to share the details of his interaction with the popular musician.
In his post, BLord revealed that he had reached out to Davido regarding a potential one-year endorsement deal for his app.
However, instead of a positive response or a fair negotiation over the terms, he received an email from Davido’s management team disclosing the staggering amount of $5 million for the endorsement.
The cryptocurrency investor and his team were taken aback by the exorbitant sum, as their budget for the endorsement was a mere $250,000, equivalent to N150 million in the local currency. The outrageous cost left BLord feeling disappointed and surprised.
Alternatively, he asked for public opinion on who to sign with $250K…see images here.