The silverspoon dude is holding the record for being the first person to wrestle power off his father and began to decide the politics of the Kwarans and not just that, he's the only heir apparent, till date, to eye his father's seat as Senate President, you would recalled that, Bukola's father, the late Oloye was the Senate Leader in the second republic and now, he's Senate President of the 8th Senate in the fourth republic.
Another point of interest that stands the fabulously rich politician out is his bravery and betraying antics to become the Senate President, without the approval of the ruling party that gave him the platform and even against all odds.
According to informed sources who has worked with the gangling man of style for many years, Bukola's children, Tosin, Seni, Teniola and Teniayo are allegedly said to be worth close to N800m in liquid cash while their mum, Toyin who's presently facing trial with the anti graft agency, EFCC is said to have piled a whopping N1.5b (one billion and five hundred million Naira only) in some banks, somewhere around the world.
National Enquirer gathered reliably that, the Senate President, Bukola Saraki is so smart that you'll hardly find a staggering sum in his Nigerian bank accounts, but he's a sucker for top range of Mercedes Benz cars and choice properties, scattered all over the world, most especially in the United Kingdom .
The source confided in us that, the amount you can find in any of his bank accounts in Nigeria are in the range N2.9m like the one domiciles at the Adeyemo Alakija, Victoria Island branch of Guarantee Trust Bank with the highest being N10.3m at the Ecobank, Broad Street, Lagos branch whereas his power rides have been valued as follow:
HIS MOVABLE PROPERTIES
Mercedes S320, N16 million; Mercedes S500, N20 million; Mercedes G500, N18 million; Mercedes V220, N6 million, Mercedes 300E, N2 million., Mercedes ML 240, N8.5 million;
Mercedes CLK 320, N9 million; and Mercedes E320, N11 million.
Others are Mercedes G500 bullet-proof, N45 million, Mercedes S500 bullet-proof, N30 million, Ferrari 456 GT N25 million; Navigator, N15 million; Peugeot 406, N2 million, Lexus Jeep bullet-proof, N30 million and Lincoln Navigator bullet-proof, N25 million to mention but a few.
The source further analysed the breakdown of his other properties and major assets to National Enquirer which we shall be expecting him to challenge as follow: a N120 million and $224 million incomes as annual rent from landed properties in Nigeria and London, an architectural masterpiece situated on Plot 212 Musa Yar'Adua Street, Victoria Island worth N700 million.
Others are a plot of land on Lekki Phase 1 (Block
72) worth N70 million; another one at Ibafo near Ajah rated as N50 million. Also Buildings on No. 42 Gerrard Road, Ikoyi worth N750 million; another one on19 Ruxton Road, Ikoyi worth N500 million; then 62 Awolowo Road, Ikoyi worth N100 million, and 15A & B MacDonald, Ikoyi, Lagos valued at N160 million and then 6 Vulga Street, Maitama, Abuja rated at N60 million.
HIS CHOICE PROPERTIES ABROAD
123A, Ashley Gardens, Thirleby Road, London,
valued at £750,000. (N270 Million Naira), then
56 Cheyne Court, SW 3, London, £900,000; (N324 Million Naira), 54 Ashley Gardens, Ambrasden Avenue, London valued at £2.5 million; (N900 Million Naira), Nell Gwynn House, Sleave Avenue, London valued at£400,000; (N144 Million Naira), then the Ormond House, Ormond Street, S/London,
worth £400,000; (N144 Million Naira) and also
70 Bourne Street, S/W London, valued at £4.8
million.
HIS ALLEGED FOREIGN BANK ACCOUNTS
The source alleged that the Senate President, Bukola Saraki has these whopping sums in foreign accounts in some banks in the United Kingdom where he grew up; Coutts & C, 440 Strand, London, £905,000; Northern Trust International Banking Corporation, Merrillynch Piece Fender, $400,000, and Fortis Bank, Camoile Street, London where he's being alleged to be having £2 million.
Efforts to get in touch with the most distinguished Senate President , Rt. Bukola Saraki or any of his aides proved abortive as at the time of going to press, we shall be willing to publish their own side of the story as the ethic permits.
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