Mompha’s 9-Year-Old Son Ranked World’s Youngest Billionaire’, Owns Bentley, Flies In Private Jet
Brand News Day Nigeria reports that Muhammad Mustapha, Mompha’s son, known otherwise as Mompha Junior has been described as the World youngest Billionaire by The Sun, UK.
According to the paper, an adorable little lad who travels the world in a private jet and has several mansions to his name is thought to be the world’s youngest billionaire at nine years old.
Mompha Junior, from Lagos, Nigeria, owned his first mansion at the age of six and already has an entire fleet of supercars, The Sun reports.
The trouble is, he’s too young to drive and isn’t quite tall enough to reach the pedals yet.
Mompha, whose real name is Muhammed Awal Mustapha, is a baby influencer with nearly 27,000 followers on Instagram looking on in envy at his lavish lifestyle.
His posts show him tucking into luxury meals while cruising in a private jet, and sitting on top of a cream Bentley – which dad Mompha Snr is thought to have bought him as his first car.
The smartly-dressed boy captioned the photo: “My First Ride BBB… Thanks, Daddy.”
Muhammed is the son of multi-millionaire Nigerian internet celebrity Ismailia Mustapha, who goes by the name Mompha Senior, Sun reports. Mompha Senior shuttles between his homes in Lagos and Dubai, UAE. He regularly shares pictures of his lavish lifestyle with over a million Instagram followers.
Mompha’s life is documented on Instagram
Often pictured standing in front of supercars, Mompha gives a glimpse into his life in enormous homes in Lagos and Dubai, UAE.
The little social media star is the son of Ismailia Mustapha, a multimillionaire Nigerian celeb who goes by the name Mompha Snr.
With a whopping 1.1 million followers on Instagram, he shows off his extravagant lifestyle on the platform – including how he spoils his kids.
In one post, he features Mompha Junior and his little sister Fatima dressed head to toe in Versace, with the caption “Expensive Little Kids.”
In another post, he gushes over little Fatima, who is wearing a Fendi T-shirt and shoes as she celebrates her third birthday.
He writes: “Every single day since you were born you’ve added something amazing to my life. I can’t imagine my life without you in it.”
Mompha Snr also praises his wife, who he calls “Cash Madam” in his posts.
Mompha Junior is a 9-Year-Old Bioy Ranked as the World’s Youngest Billionaire.
Other photos show Mompha hanging out in luxury hotels, driving plush cars and rolling around in banknotes.
It’s thought the millionaire bought Mompha Jr his first mansion for his sixth birthday in 2019.
He reportedly wrote at the time: “Homeownership is a feeling that makes life’s daily grind worth facing. It reassures you that after all the ups and downs you have a place to go…. A place that will never judge you and always invite you with open arms…”
He added in other posts that his son should be celebrated for his own achievements, saying the nine-year-old has “paid his dues in full.”
Mompha Snr is thought to have made his millions from a bureau de change business in Lagos before moving into investments.
However, it’s reported he now faces criminal charges and is accused of laundering more than £10 million.
Earlier this month, Mompha was re-arrested for laundering money through unlawful activities, local media reported.
He will now face trial alongside his company, Ismalob Global Investment Limited, on 22 charges brought against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission in Nigeria.
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