“Maybe about 2.2 billion USD” – the father of Kiddwaya, Terry Waya, reveals the wealth

Terry Waya, the extravagant Nigerian businessman and father of reality TV stars Kiddwaya, has unveiled his assets of about 2.2 billion US dollars.

The billionaire, born in Benue, made the revelation during an interview with Romanian media personality Oana Irimiawhen he was asked for his current assets.

Irimia asked: “What is your net assets from today? “ Terry Waya replied “Maybe about $ 2.2 billion. “

Terry Waya is involved in a number of companies that extend through agriculture, industry and investments. It also serves as an executive director at GT Carbon. Waya is known for his extravagant lifestyle and often makes headlines for its luxurious properties and high-end fashion accessories, including more expensive watches.

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His son Kiddwaya gained fame for the Big Brother Naija Reality Show in 2020. He openly explained that he had joined for fun rather than prize money.

Terry Waya was once an extravagant playboy that was the toast of the social stories in the mid -90s to the early 2000s.

Terry Waya's son of the son in the Big Brother Naija Reality show in 2020 brought him back into the spotlight, where he has been a constant since then.

Note that Terry Waya's time in the spotlight was not just about shine and glamor. He had two convictions in England for a few financial crimes and also had an impact on the Economic and Finance Crime Commission (EFCC).

The graduate of Kaduna Polytechnic was born in the state of Benue. He moved to Kaduna early and grew up there before moving to Abuja.

He got his first break in the capital when he advised the company that built the Transcorp Hilton in the early 1990s.

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From then on, from the mid-90s to the beginning of the 2000s, he became a well-known fixer for top politicians and acquired a lot of money with which he made investments in Great Britain and in several countries in Europe.