Blord names multi-billion Naira estate after Davido

• Nigerian cryptocurrency expert Linus Williams, aka Blord, names a ₦2.5 billion estate in Awka after musician Davido as a tribute to his influence.
• Blord plans to name another estate under development after Wizkid upon its completion.
• The Davido-named estate is located in Ebenebe, Awka, Anambra State, and is worth ₦2.5 billion.

Nigerian cryptocurrency expert and business mogul Linus Williams, popularly known as Blord, has revealed that his estate has been named after music superstar Davido.

The announcement, made on his Instagram page.

The estate, valued at a staggering ₦2.5 billion, is situated in Ebenebe, in the capital city of Awka, Anambra State.

Blord described the move as a heartfelt gesture of respect and love for Davido’s impact in the music industry.

Blord also disclosed plans to name another estate, currently under development, in honor of Grammy award-winning artist Wizkid.

This new estate is expected to carry Wizkid’s name upon its completion.

As the founder of Blord Group, Blord has built a formidable business empire spanning real estate, fintech, and cryptocurrency.

His companies, including Blord Real Estate Ltd., Blord Jetpaye Ltd., and Billpoint Technology, play significant roles in their respective industries, with a core focus on cryptocurrency trading.

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In other news, Popular cryptocurrency dealer and businessman, Blord Linus William, expressed overwhelming joy as he celebrated his 26th birthday in a grand style.

The celebration, marked by a generous gift from his wife and a spirited gathering of well-wishers, was shared with his followers on Instagram.

In a series of posts on his Instagram Story, Blord documented the festivities, capturing moments of jubilation as he danced alongside drummers and friends.

The highlight of the celebration came in the form of a remarkable gift from his wife, who surprised him with a bouquet of dollar bills worth $2,000, equivalent to approximately N3.2 million.