He is obviously one of the richest men in Lagos and possesses the most exquisite and biggest mansion in Parkview, Ikoyi Lagos.
He is a silent philanthropist to a fault who he is committed to recreating a healthy society and also impacting humanity.
Among his notable philanthropic acts is the donation of a building to the department of physiotherapy, college of Medicine, University of Lagos. This is the biggest donation to the university by any private individual.
Sir Olu Okeowo, an indigene of Irewon, Ijebu ode in Ogun state is a Real estate business mogul, a knight of the John Wesley church who is known for his porch and luxurious lifestyle even though he tries to lead a life free of public attention.
Sir Olu Okeowo was estimated to have a net worth of $250 million dollar which is equivalent to N 90.3 billion at an exchange of N 360 to $1.
Sir Okeowo displayed his grace and glamour via his mansion built on over 5 acres of land and sand filled water side with an estimated value of $12 million or approximately N4 Billion.
The white mansion which was built in a style resembling the Basile Palace in France is built over 3-floors in a Victoria style design in Park view, Ikoyi Lagos.
The Palacio de Okeowo is a 16 rooms edifice with a lawn tennis court, a chapel, a basketball court, an Olympic size swimming pool, a Jacuzzi, a king size dining area, a cinema, a gym and a private jetty.
His domestic staffs from various countries of the world are also housed in a 2- floor building for staffs or staff quarters.
The interior decoration and finishing are stories on their own with chairs, doors and chandeliers made from gold.Even his fleet of luxurious cars are parked in an air-conditioned garage. To compliment his luxurious life style Sir Okeowo is reported to have in his fleet cars estimated to worth N 2 billion.
In a video that went viral sometimes ago, he was recorded to have 6 rolls Royce cars, 1 Mercedes Benz, 2 Bentley(s), 1 land rover range rover and 1 Cardilac Escalde and considering his love for luxury, this list most have been outdated.
The Irewon, Ijebu Ode indigene was born in May 1965 to a billionaire father - Sir Pa Taiwo Okeowo and he’s married with 3 handsome sons.
Money indeed is good, lets make it before we start shouting vanity upon vanity.
Only those who have can know what vanity there is, not the poor.
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