Dancer Poco Lee Splashes N300 Million On Brand New G-Wagon

• According to reports, Poco Lee bought the G-Wagon, a luxury car from Mercedes Benz, costing N300 million.

• The dancer posted several videos on his Instagram page, capturing the arrival of the luxury car and before it was delivered to him.

Well-known Nigerian dancer Poco Lee, whose real name is Iweh Pascal Odinaka, has gained attention for his recent purchase of a Mercedes Benz G-Wagon.

The news spread quickly after a video showed him receiving his new Mercedes Benz G63 AMG alongside popular content creator Egungun.

Poco Lee shared several videos on his Instagram page, capturing the arrival of the luxury car at the port before it was delivered to him.

According to reports, Poco Lee bought the G-Wagon, a luxury car from Mercedes Benz, costing a whopping N300 million.

When the news spread, social media was buzzing with reactions. Fans, followers, and other entertainers celebrated Poco Lee’s purchase. Many commended his hard work and determination, emphasizing that he deserves all his achievements.

See some reactions below:

@blaack__diamondd said, “Shey you people said he doesn’t sleep at home, prolly why he bought a moving home😂”.

@official_soj111 said, “He deserves it, Poco wey dance from Iyanaba to phase one 😂😂.”

@lexlyblaze said, “Congrats poco!! I will celebrate mine soonest!❤️🙌🔥”.

@kenraycomedyhub said, “Person wey no dey stay one place how u go take drive this car 😂😂😂”.

Watch the videos below:

In other news, Ibrahim Chatta, a versatile figure in Nigerian cinema, has opened up about the challenges in his film village.

This film village is said to be located in Oyo State and spans around 74 acres. It features traditional-style houses that showcase the rich Yoruba culture.

It includes a stable for horses and other animals. In a video, Ibrahim mentioned that he invested N1.4 billion to create this impressive property. He emphasized that this amount does not include any grants or loans.

His story has caught the attention of many on social media, who admire his dedication and perseverance.

Chatta also said it took him nearly four years to complete the project since he didn’t have enough money.