Some people buy TVs and drive them home. Others call an Uber. But when you’re Davido’s logistics manager with money to burn, you apparently charter cargo flights for your electronics.
Isreal DMW just turned a simple TV shopping trip into the kind of flex that has Nigerians either applauding or shaking their heads in disbelief.
The 30BG crew member dropped ₦7.3 million on four massive smart TVs and had them flown from Lagos to his Benin City mansion like they were VIP passengers.
This wasn’t your average Best Buy run. Isreal documented every moment of his extravagant purchase on Instagram, from browsing four 86-inch Panasonic smart TVs in a Lagos showroom to proudly flashing the receipts.
But here’s where it gets wild—instead of just loading them into a truck, he booked Air Peace cargo services to transport his new toys to his newly built home in Benin City. Because why drive when you can fly, right?
“If no be Panasonic smart TV, I no do,” he declared, proving that brand loyalty hits different when you’ve got deep pockets.
His followers got the full behind-the-scenes experience, watching technicians install the massive screens in what looks like a pretty impressive living space.
It was like MTV Cribs, but with more receipts and cargo planes.
The internet being the internet, reactions came fast and fierce:
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“So there’s no electronic shop in Benin? Everything must enter social media na😂” – @Odogwu_TY had everyone asking the real questions
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“7 million for a TV, but the road to your house is not motorable” – @EdukpeA pointed out some interesting priorities
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“Who would live in this house he’s building in Benin or he’s going to quit his job with OBO” – @Opeyemolaskid wondered about the logistics
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“So what should we do with the information?” – @Ayofemi_titi asked what we’re all thinking
- “This 1 follow for achievement? God abeg oh” – @devNEJ wasn’t impressed
