Top ten private jets by wealthy Nigerians.
Type Price Owner
1. Falcons 7X. $51m(N8.2billion) Mike Adenuga
2. Bombardier Global 6000 $45.5m(N7.3billion) Unknown
3. Bombardier Global Express 5000 $45m(N7.2billion) Aliko Dangote
4. Gulfstream G550 $40m(N6.4billion) Bishop Oyedepo
5. Gulfstream V $30m(N4.8billion) Bishop Oyedepo & Pastor Adeboye
6. Bombardier Challenger 604 $30m(N4.8b) Mike Adenuga
7. Embracer Legacy 650 $30m (N4.8b) Ifeanyi Uba
8. Hawker 900XP $20m(N3.2b) Dr Kashim and Sir Aremu Johnson
9. Gulfstream G450 $15m(N2.4b) Bishop oyedepo
10. LearJet $13.3m (N2.1b) Bishop Oyedepo and Dr Kashim
The growing penchant for private jets acquisition has cost wealthy Nigerians a sum of $6.5bn (N1.02tn) in the last five years.
Aviation sources reveal that the luxury trend, which rose by 650 per cent between 2007 and 2012, is encouraged among the rich by the need for privacy, fear of insecurity and the urgency required by modern business
Encomium magazine
Well it is their time,I pray my time should come now.
ReplyDeleteHaba bishop Oyedepo...one no do you.
ReplyDeletethis publication is fake and full of deceits, no substance......, you need to get full details, Ifeanyi Uba do not own a private Jet i know he's rich, but i can say categorically that he charters no doubt about that.
ReplyDeleteand how can two individuals own a particular Jet, how about that?
Use your brain my friend.. Having the same type of jet does not mean dat they own a particular jet... Is it only one toyata camry u see in nigeria? And is it owned by just one person?... Bishop Oyedepo should check himself.... If he is rily a Man of God or just pursuing Frivolities and Trivalities
DeleteIf Bishop Oyedepo can spend a wooping 15.7billion on private jet that has no direct benefit to his churh.i am sure a lot of winners charpel member are out there still finding it difficaught to get a good three meal /day.the man will be better appriciated if this money are spend on charity.
ReplyDeleteCHURCH MEMBERS SUFFERING UNABLE TO AFFORD A BALANCE DIET A DAY. HABA!
ReplyDeleteASOANYA ,
ReplyDeleteIt's not a big deal pls, our problem is poverty and mismanagement of resources, farmers, oil magnets, big contractors, scientists, even NGOs owns it abroad. Pls let's get serious, our security situation is very very bad. I can own one if only I can afford and maintain it. we can only ask for moderation and decency among the rich to avoid jealousy, considering our environment ok.
Vanity of vanity, all is vanity. If they like let them buy Rocket and even Jet Fighters. Its all vanity. one thing am assuring you however is that most of them intend to use the jets to perpetrate their criminal activities which include Drug pushing, Money laundering, Human traficking, Export & Import of contrabounds, etc. In all cases, it amounts to vanity.
ReplyDeleteO lord let my owning time come like pastor Adeboye and Bishop oyedepo,do not let my owing time of breakthru tarry any longer
ReplyDeleteI connect to this kind of riches
ReplyDeleteEveryday for the thieves but one day is for the owner. Soon God will catch up with those who sit on our treasures.
ReplyDelete9jaaaaaaaaaa........Mmm!!!
ReplyDelete@Anonymous 10:59, is it now a crime for a pastor to own a private jet? @NigerianEye, pls what is the relevance of this piece of news? What are you trying to prove?
ReplyDeleteOwning wealth is good and is from GOD,it is in the word of GOD that HIS children will lack nothing good.BUT for those that call their selfe's pastors (stop calling them men of GOD only GOD knows HIS men) having more than one is lavishing.
ReplyDelete999 its neared may God for gv us but likely dis man he is nt man of God
ReplyDeleteEnd Times is close by my friend what is your dream the game can not be change nor win by anyone just play on till u can't play no more. Broad is the way to desttruction nd otherside Narrow is the way to Eternal life
ReplyDeleteJet,jet,jet...... All winners congregation check out ur so cald pastor oyedepo,he's a thief. Am sure he's using all der offerings and tithe 4 all dis rubbish. Wht shall it profit a man to gain dis whole tin and loose his soul? Illumnati members.
ReplyDeleteHave u ever heard of a catholic pope owing a jet, talk d less of d priest. Well thank God am a catholic cox I knw all my offering and tithe goes 4 charity and church development.
ReplyDeleteIn as much as I don't see anything wrong with ownin a Private jet(if there is a need to),I really do not understand why anyone would want to own three considering that so many pple can't afford a single meal a day...d question dt should be asked here is WWWJD(wat wld Jesus do?)
ReplyDeleteTHERE ARE THOUSAND OF WINNERS MEMBERS WHO CANNOT FEED THEIRSELVES - SEE THEIR OVERSEER IS JETS.NOT JUST ONE BUT 5 IN NUMBER.
ReplyDeleteJets are means of faster transportation. The men of God need to see God on our behalf.
ReplyDeleteOkay.
ReplyDeleteWell, the lord loves a cheerful giver! Bishop ride on o! No be your fault at all. Na the fault of all those morons who would give their widow's mite for you to be purchasing luxury!
ReplyDelete....its all wasted effort.....
ReplyDeleteMost of these things are hire purchase abeg it's not a big deal. Just be happy while U can life has no duplicate. God's riches and blessing knows no boundary ok. ....Let's no judge another MAN servant .........ASOANYA.
ReplyDeleteWhat in d world does a pastor needs a jet for? Billion of Naira spent on worldly ending things while ther are uncompleted churches that needs a few thousand to complete. It is a testimony that not all that call Him lord shall enter the kingdom. Ride on pastors for the d day is near. U shall b JUDGED.
ReplyDeletena so. thank you. not all that call him lord shall enter the kingdom of God. all of them are thieves
ReplyDeleteIt costs at least N55M annually to maintain a private jet, plus the fact that you employ and pay at least one pilot. Jesus never owned a donkey for Christ sake, 3 jets?
ReplyDeleteI'll ride my own jet too...It's God's blessing and they have earned it. Your time will come too and people will not know all the pains you went through to get there. Our God has rewarded their labor of love and good business service in their various capacities...Good report please keep it up
ReplyDeleteThe truth is I don't know the veracity of this piece of info,but if its true then,the pastors involved in this luxurious attention being payed to the things of the flesh/world need to give some explantion. For crying out loud the cost of these properties can make the lives of people in need in some Nations change for life...Chris A
ReplyDeleteThis is MATERIALISM at its peak even being displayed by the so called men of God who should be doing beta things for the glory of God and the salvation of mankind. I find this very appauling that the christian leader who are supposed to be following the footsteps and doctrine laid down by Our Lord Jesus are building their treasure in worldly things. Afterwards they'll mount the pulpit and make hypocritical statement the want ppl to believe. You cannot serve God and serve mammon (spirit of money). For goodness sake why can't this money be put into charity work. Okay fine own one jet "lai lai" not for them. Ppl are suffering and they keep pointing accusing-finger at the government and it's officials even right from the point when they are guilty of as well. The Church through egocentric and high materialistic leadership has ridiculed her stands as a tool for social engineering and reconstruction. I pray God will give us leaders after His heart
ReplyDeleteBlood stain on d colleseum doors, thanksgiving disguise as a feast, lies on the lips of the priest! Jesus was a capenter n walked wit slippers! Simple......
ReplyDeleteIf only any of you critics could pay the sacrifices paid and still being paid by these men,you would undrstand what it means to enjoy one's labour.You keep spending hours chatting and facebooking,the best you could attain is being a spectator that you are now.As you keep discussing them:they will keep rising and buying more jets.Maybe you will get to talk about me very soon too.Oh, I cant wait for that time!
ReplyDeleteSomewhat shocked to see this list.
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