Enokay Buys Brand New Toyota Supra, Here Is How He Does It

Young businessman from Ghana, Enoch Hudu known popularly as Enokay buys brand new Toyota Supra. He lavished more than $70,000 (GH¢892,500.00) on the new Toyota Supra.

Enokay Buys Brand New Toyota Supra

Owner of fashion and betting firms, Enokay is prominent for his lavish lifestyles, home and cars.

It is known that he spent thousands of cedis purchasing his father and sweetheart brand-new cars.

The betting tipster made headlines over the course of the end of the week when he was photographed with an his Toyota Supra.

A few bloggers and internet clients claimed that the new toy cost him $45,000. However, in a meeting, he revealed the actual expense stating that it was valued at $75k.

He claims he amassed this massive wealth through sports betting and that’s how he bought a brand new Toyota Supra.

Enokay attends the University of Ghana, Legon, he is a level 400 Political Science student.

He is present standing out on Twitter for not being self centered however for helping other people win huge in sports betting.

He is also known for his lavish and extravagant lifestyle always causing waves on the internet.

He has also been flaunting his automobiles, houses, and different assets he has amassed in this brief time frame of turning into an internet sensation.

In a series of posts Enoch shared on his Twitter page from his visit to Dubai, he in one day spent near $20,000 on shopping. He was found in a Balmain shop where he bought sneakers that expense more than $4,000. He moved to various shops and made purchases of perfumes, shoes, and bags while showing receipts at the finish of each video he posted. One video also revealed he burned through $2,000 per night night in the hotel he stayed.

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His new house is estimated to cost around $470,000 and his Range Rover also cost more than $100,000. He claims he acquired all his wealth at age 25 from sports betting although many doubt his source of revenue.