By George Omagbemi Sylvester
Nigerian music sensation Asake, whose real name is Ahmed Ololade, reportedly splurged approximately $1million (about ₦1.3 billion) on two custom‑made luxury gold rings in Lagos on Wednesday. The extravagant purchase includes a gold‑plated Cleopatra ring and an Egyptian hieroglyphic gold ring, which the artist proudly showcased in a video shared on social media.
The acquisitions come shortly after the release of his collaborative EP Real with Grammy‑winning artist Wizkid, a project that has been dominating African music charts and streaming platforms since its launch. In footage circulating online, Asake appears beaming as he displays both rings, celebrating the craftsmanship and symbolic designs inspired by ancient Egyptian royalty and culture.
Fans and followers took to social media to react to the purchase, with many praising the singer’s success and flamboyant taste in luxury jewelry, while others debated the cultural significance and value of extravagant purchases by high‑profile entertainers.
The rings have quickly become a talking point across entertainment news outlets and social platforms, reflecting Asake’s growing influence in fashion and celebrity culture beyond his musical achievements.
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