The daughter of Ibrahim Mahama shows off a ₵5 million Lamborghini in Accra.
A recent viral video showing Nafisa Mahama, the stunning daughter of Ghanaian billionaire and CEO of Dzata Cement Ibrahim Mahama, driving in a Lamborghini Urus valued at over 5 million has the streets of Accra in a frenzy.
Nafisa is seen driving the opulent SUV with assurance while having a great day out with her friends in the viral video. According to reports, her cousin caught the action from the rear seat as the gang laughed and grooved to the music.
The heiress then made a brief breakfast stop at the well-known Jamestown Coffee Roasters before making her way to Frozen Cabana, one of the trendiest hangouts in East Legon.
Since then, social media has been ablaze, with followers posting comments on Instagram and TikTok. She was hailed by some as a “soft-life inspiration,” while others were unable to stop raving about how wealthy and self-assured she seems.
Many Ghanaians have noted that Nafisa is a diligent executive in her own right, in addition to being a luxury enthusiast. Her father founded Dzata Cement from the ground up, and she today holds the position of Managing Director.
The Mahama family has already caused a stir on the internet. They continue to influence social debates through their generosity, luxury cars, and high-profile events.
There is little doubt that Nafisa Mahama is changing the definition of the “soft Ghanaian dream,” and her admirers are enamoured. She exudes the confidence, success, and unabashed style of contemporary Ghanaian aristocracy whether she is in a boardroom or a Lamborghini.
Who is Ibrahim Mahama?
Ghanaian entrepreneur Ibrahim Mahama founded Engineers and Planners, an indigenous mining enterprise in West Africa. Among his other companies in Ghana is Dzata Cement Limited. He is the younger brother of John Dramani Mahama, the president of Ghana at the moment.
Mahama was born in Piase, Ghana’s Northern Region, to Emmanuel Adama Mahama, the Northern Region’s first Minister of State under Kwame Nkrumah, the country’s first president. Joyce Tamakloe, his mother, is from Keta in Ghana’s Volta Region.
In order to attend the College of North London in the United Kingdom, Mahama relocated. He lived in London after graduating and worked for a real estate development firm there.
After returning from London in 1997, Mahama founded Engineers & Planners. More than 3,000 Ghanaian workers are currently employed by his company.
Asutsuare Poultry Farms, which Mahama owns, was established in 2004 and produces 10,000 live broilers and 150,000 eggs daily.
In addition, Mahama owns and invests in Dzata Cement Limited, a cement production facility in Tema that is solely owned by Ghanaians. The factory’s construction started in 2011, and it began operations in 2018. 1,200 direct jobs are anticipated to be created.
