Mompha Jnr., known in real life as Muhammed Awal Mustapha, is said to be the youngest billionnaire in the world after receiving a mansion and fleet of cars from his father.
The story of the youngest billionaire, perhaps in the world, in the person of six-year-old Mustapha, popularly called Mompha Jnr., is one that is sure to motivate a lot of people.
Reports seen by YEN.com.gh have it that he is the youngest rich kid, cars owner, and landlord among his peers. His riches have become possible through his father who has decided to ensure that he provided everything his son needs to be comfortable in life.
At age six, Mompha Jnr. can boast of a mansion, fleet of luxurious cars including a Range Rover. In the photo below, Mompha flaunts what he called his first car given to him by his father earlier in February.
Though a Nigerian, his mansion is in Dubai, where his father, Mompha, bought it for him on the occasion of his birthday.
Apparently, the whole family lives in Dubai where the father works.
Already, the six-year-old boy is being put on a high pedestal that by the time he gets to his teen age, he would still be recognised as a growing billionaire among his peers.
Checks by YEN.com.gh revealed the family’s rich lifestyle, particularly, the dad, with photos and videos of him flaunting many bundles of dollars on social media.
Presenting the mansion to Mompha Jnr on his birthday, his father reportedly wrote: “Owning your own home is one of the best feelings ever. It can’t be described in words, it can’t be quantified in money.”
“Home ownership 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 to…. A place that will never judge you and always invite you with open arms… Congrats My Son on your New Home. Ur birthday Gift from Daddy.”
Mompa also called for praises for his son saying he deserved some accolades for his achievements at a young age:
“The Youngest Landlord who wears Gucci and Still owns a House He deserves Some accolade cos he has paid his dues in Full,” he wrote.
