King Ochacho Set A Six-Month Deadline For CelebritiesTo Begin Construction After Zlatan Ibile, Teni, Others, Received Land From him

Nigerian real estate mogul King Ochacho set a six-month deadline for celebrities who received land from him to begin construction.

Ochacho named Zlatan Ibile and Teni specifically, warning that any unused plot would be withdrawn and reassigned to others .

Peller stood out among the recipients as Ochacho revealed that the content creator got a finished penthouse, not undeveloped land.

Nigerian real estate mogul King Ochacho, born King Mohamed Odeh Adah, has put celebrities he gifted land to on notice, giving each one six months to break ground or face losing the property.

Ochacho made the declaration during a TikTok livestream alongside content creator Peller on the night of August 5.

The real estate mogul pointed directly at musician Zlatan Ibile, telling him to begin building on his plot without delay, before extending the same warning to singer Teni, and every other celebrity who received land from him.

Ochacho stated that music legend 2Face Idibia, a.k.a. 2Baba, has started building on the land he gifted to him, and Grammy-nominated singer Davido will soon begin construction on his own land as well.

He made it clear that any gifted plot left untouched beyond the stated period would be reclaimed and handed over to someone else.

King Ochacho clarified that the content creator did not receive raw land like the others; he was given a fully completed penthouse. This latest detail comes in the wake of Ochacho presenting Peller and his wife with a multi-hundred-million-naira mansion in Abuja during their high-profile wedding, a gesture that drew significant attention across social media.

Ochacho, who heads a major real estate group, has developed a pattern of making grand gestures towards entertainers.

The billionaire businessman previously handed land documents to Afrobeats star Davido for a substantial plot intended to accommodate a large residence. The businessman’s latest statement, however, makes it evident that he expects something tangible in return for his generosity, even if only in the form of actual development.

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