Former Big Brother Naija star Tolanibaj has sparked a debate on wealth and luxury, arguing that exotic cars are liabilities and real assets offer true financial security.
She believes exotic cars, including high-end models like Lamborghinis, are “liabilities” rather than valuable investments. Instead of holding onto such vehicles, she says she would rather trade them for real assets.
Tolanibaj shared her thoughts in a video posted on Snapchat. In the clip, she made it clear that while she would accept a Lamborghini as a gift, she would not keep it. She explained that selling the car and using the money for better investments is a smarter financial move.
“If you give me a Lambo, I will sell it,” she stated. “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.”
Linked to the “Sex-for-Lambo” Controversy
Her statement comes amid ongoing discussions about wealth, luxury, and financial responsibility. Recently, social media has been buzzing about a controversy involving Grammy-winning singer Burna Boy and socialite Sophia Egbueje. The issue, widely referred to as the “sex-for-Lambo” saga, has raised debates about the value of luxury cars and their place in financial planning.
Tolanibaj’s stance adds another layer to the conversation. She argues that while luxury cars may symbolize wealth, they do not offer long-term financial stability. According to her, investing in real estate and other appreciating assets is a wiser choice.
Mixed Reactions from the Public
Her opinion has received mixed reactions. Some people agree with her financial strategy, saying that properties and investments provide security and stability. Others, however, believe luxury cars are more than just vehicles. To some, they represent success, status, and personal achievement.
Despite differing opinions, Tolanibaj remains firm in her belief. She emphasizes that financial decisions should be practical, not just emotional. She encourages people to think beyond appearances and focus on building wealth that lasts.
The Debate on Celebrity Spending
Her comments have also sparked discussions about the financial habits of celebrities. Many public figures spend millions on flashy cars, designer clothes, and extravagant lifestyles. However, not all of them prioritize long-term investments. Tolanibaj’s view suggests that even in the world of fame and fortune, financial wisdom matters.
Luxury vs. Long-Term Investments
As the conversation continues, one thing is clear: the debate between luxury and long-term investments is not going away anytime soon. While some see high-end cars as essential status symbols, others, like Tolanibaj, believe true wealth lies in assets that grow in value over time.
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