Billionaires, Nollywood Stars Shut Down Lagos For Blow Money’s Luxury Child Dedication

LAGOS: Lagos stood still as High Chief Dr. Ndubisi George Ugo, popularly known as Dr. Blow Money, hosted a luxury child dedication and thanksgiving that brought the prestigious Marriott Hotel, Ikeja to a complete standstill.

From the B1 underground parking to the grand ballroom, the entire hotel was locked down. Convoys of G-Wagons, Range Rovers, Rolls-Royce and Bentleys filled every space. Traffic around Ikeja slowed as fans, paparazzi and onlookers gathered to witness what Instagram live coverage by snoop_media aptly tagged: “Gathering of Billionaires – Blow Money Shutdown Ikeja.”

Inside, the ballroom was transformed into a fairy-tale palace – pink drapery, floral wall panels, crystal chandeliers, giant pink butterfly installations, pink tablecloths and a multi-tiered pink cake with an ‘M’ topper.

Tables overflowed with champagne and exotic delicacies as traditional dancers thrilled guests on a reflective dance floor.

It was a true gathering of money and power. Present at the event were E-Money, Five Star Music boss, JowiZaza, Mune Vintage, New Age, Cubana prime Minister, Zenco alongside oil magnates, maritime moguls and real estate billionaires.

The Countryside Ambassadors – the official ambassadors of Dr. Blow Money’s Countryside Group – were present in full force in coordinated outfits, forming a guard of honour for the celebrant family.

Nollywood actor, Charles Okocha (Phenomenal) stormed the event with his signature energy, while actress Angela Okorie graced the red carpet in a stunning cream gown, showering encomium on Dr. Blow Money as “someone who treats people right.”

The night exploded when Dr. Blow Money took the microphone and publicly gifted his wife N10 Million cash in bundles, counting aloud: _”Four million, five million, six million… ten million”_ as the crowd screamed.

The viral caption said it all: _”Who on Earth can do this to his wife but Blow Money did.”_

Speaking at the event, the National President of the Importers Association of Nigeria (IMAN), Atunluse I of Ifegunwa, Ile-Ife, and WADA Ambassador of the NDLEA said:

“This child is a gift from God. Today is not just about luxury, it is about thanksgiving. God has been faithful to my family, to my business, and to IMAN. I return all glory to Him.”

Indeed, Marriott Ikeja had never witnessed a shutdown like the one demonstrated that evening.

Joy Anigbogu is Politics Editor with Independent Newspapers.

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