Popular Nigerian socialite Mike Eze-Nwalie Nwogu popularly known as Pretty Mike in his usual fashion caused a stir on social media with a wedding party he attended.
In his usual fashion, the socialite made a statement with his entrance as he decided to lead in 16 blindfolded ladies who used him as their guide.
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Pretty Mike himself had one of his eyes covered as a one-eyed king and as he walked in, people at the party fixed their attention and gazes on him.
In his caption, the socialite revealed that his entourage is a representation of what Nigeria has become, a land of blind people led by a one-eyed blind man.
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Mixed reactions trailed Mike’s entourage as netizens tried to make sense of his actions.
Watch the video below:
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Pretty Mike Biography, Age, Net Worth, Girlfriend, Cars.
Who is Pretty Mike?
Mike is an entrepreneur that was brought up in Houston, Texas although he was born in Lagos Nigeria. He is also a co-founder of Club UNO alongside his brother Frank Nwogu (Don Nero).
Full name: Mike Eze-Nwalie Nwogu
Nickname: Pretty Mike
Date of birth: 28 October 1987
Age: 34
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Place of birth: Lagos
State of origin: South East
Pretty Mike Net worth: ₦400 million
Tribe: Igbo
Spouse: Undisclosed
Siblings: 9 (7 boys & 2 girls)
Cars: Mercedes GL 459, Bentley GT
Nationality: Nigerian
Education: University is unknown but he’s a graduate of Computer Engineering
Social media: [email protected]https://www.instagram.com/prettymikeoflagos/
He is popular for attending events in weird dressings, especially umbrellas. Mike made media headlines when he stormed Williams Uchemba’s wedding with 6 heavily pregnant women.
Aside from being a club owner, Mike Eze is also into other businesses such as the transportation of textile materials.
