Nigerian artist Burna Boy has acquired a custom Venuum Widebody Bugatti Chiron, which is reportedly valued at over ₦9 billion, in celebration of his birthday. The acquisition has been highlighted in a video detailing the luxury vehicle.

Burna Boy, the Grammy Award-winning artist, has acquired the world's first widebody Bugatti Chiron, a luxury vehicle valued in the multi-million dollar range. The Dubai-based luxury car customization shop, Venuum Black, announced the creation of a bespoke carbon fiber widebody kit for this project, which also marks the first Bugatti Chiron in Nigeria.

Ronnie Kip, son of Kenyan tycoon Juma Maulidi, drew attention at a Nairobi car meet by displaying a blue Lamborghini Urus valued at KSh 65 million, according to Tuko. Kip, previously known for a lavish wedding attended by President William Ruto, sparked widespread reactions on social media platform X, where images and discussions of the luxury vehicle went viral among Kenyans amazed by his display of wealth.

Following Uber's exit from Nigeria this week, some drivers told Techpoint Africa they received ₦40,000 ($30.28) each as a conditional goodwill payout. According to the drivers, not everyone qualified for the full amount, with some receiving less. The payments were described as a goodwill gesture rather than compensation, and eligibility requirements meant certain drivers were excluded from the offer entirely.

Legit.ng highlights seven foreign-used “Tokunbo” cars presented as cheaper options for Nigerian buyers, focusing on models said to combine affordability, fuel efficiency and lower clearing costs when imported. The report cites examples such as the Kia Picanto and frames the list around helping motorists reduce purchase and import-related expenses, without detailing prices, duties or individual vehicle specifications beyond the mentioned model.

Aliko Dangote has launched a public share offer allowing ordinary Nigerians to buy ownership stakes in his refinery, with entry priced at N5,250, according to Tori.ng. The initiative aims to broaden public participation in one of Africa's largest industrial projects. Details on the total shares offered, the offer period, and the refinery's valuation were not provided in the report.