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Ola of Lagos Reveals Why He Prefers A Rented House, Despite Being Owning Several Homes

The luxury influencer clarified that renting an apartment encourages him to put in more effort.

by Intercept Entertainment
September 22, 2026
in Entertainment
Ola of Lagos Reveals Why He Prefers A Rented House, Despite Being Owning Several Homes
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Top Nigerian influencer and businessman Waris Olayinka Akinwande, aka Ola of Lagos, has explained why he has always stayed in a rented apartment despite owning several homes.

Ola disclosed in a recent KK Show episode that he had never slept in a home he purchased with his own money because he was afraid he would get “too relaxed” if he resided there.

The luxury influencer clarified that renting an apartment encourages him to put in more effort.

He also stated that he spends 50 million Naira a year on rent.

Ola of Lagos Reveals Why He Prefers a Rented House, Despite Being Owning Several Homes

I have never slept in any house I bought with my own money. If you do, you will become too relaxed. Despite being in a beautiful estate, I still live in rented apartments and pay rent. When I pay 50 million naira a year. I use that pain to keep grinding harder,” he said.

ALSO READ: Reality Star Kess Explains Why Life Is Hard For Ex-BNaija Housemates

Former Big Brother Naija housemate Kess has said the reality show makes life more difficult for contestants after they leave the house, with the competition continuing beyond the programme.

Kess made the statement in a p ost on X while reflecting on the experience of former housemates after their time on the show.

“Big Brother makes your life harder. Winner or not, the moment you leave that house, you’re dealing with a version of life that is far more complicated than the one you left behind,” he wrote.

Kess said former housemates may receive words of encouragement after leaving the show, but they still
“Everywhere, words of encouragement. Baba, press money join,” he added.

He also pointed out the growing number of people who have passed through the reality show, saying Big Brother Naija has produced 249 housemates across 11 seasons.

“Big Brother Naija has dished out 249 housemates in 11 seasons. Competition inside and outside the show,” Kess wrote.

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