The Secret Behind The Wealth Of E Money – From Ajegunle To Lekki

Wealth of E Money: Money bag CEO of 5 Star Music, Emeka Okonkwo AKA E-Money, is known for his money spree galore that has been rocking the social media platforms of late. Call him Mr.
Flamboyant; E-Money lives in a gold-furnished mansion, owns fleets of cars and has a lot of money to throw around, even in the midst of the current economy in Nigeria.

E-Money launched his money gun in April, which helps him flaunt his riches easily. The multi-millionaire was first seen in his common act at the Quilox birthday party of Fuji icon, K1 D Ultimate. The second time was at the wedding reception of actor Mike Ezuruonye’s sister. Surprisingly, other millionaires such as Dangote, Adenuga and Otedola, whose wealth have been around for a longer time, are yet to lavish money the way the 5 Star boss does. This leaves most people no option but to ask ‘what does E-money do for a living, aside managing 5 Star Music’.

In 2014, Vanguard described him as a billionaire, whose business stretches from real estate to the music industry. There should be more to that, as his extravagant lifestyle is second to none.

First of all, Emeka Okonkwo was born and raised in Ajegunle and is the younger brother of pop singer Kcee Limpopo. He is the official sponsor of Kcee’s music career plus that of Harrysong and Skiibii.

Emeka Okonkwo is also the head of a shipping company called Emmy Cargoes Nig. The company was established in 1997 and was formerly called Borisa Nig. Ltd. He is also into real estate as well as oil and gas, as stated earlier.

Unlike his elder brother, E-Money is married. He has three sons with his wife, Juliet, whom he’s been married to for six-year now. According to him, he met Juliet in 2003 when he was still struggling to make money and she was just what he was looking for – a God-fearing and non-materialistic woman.

Rumour has it that he was once abroad hustling for daily bread, the exact business he did over there hasn’t been fully ascertained because it was said that when he came back to Nigeria, he became a don in all currencies!