Terry Waya – Few Things You Need To Know

Terry Waya Profile:

Who Is Terry Waya

Terry Waya is a Nigeria famous billionaire Businessman based in London.He is aged 55.

He  hails from Tiv a region in the middle belt of  precisely Benue State  Nigeria.

Mr Versace as fondly called  is a socialite known for his flair for expensive and luxury lifestyle and his love for Versace is one in a million.

When the real story about biggest boys around town in the last decade is to be written, the name of businessman Terry Waya will definitely feature prominently.

Terry as a socialite lived life to the fullest with so much money to throw around and affluence to back it.

His fame recently gained more after he threw a fun fair bash in United Kingdom to celebrate his 40th birthday with over 10 Nigerian governors in attendance. That birthday gig, for so long, remained a point of reference to other high octane parties held around town.

Terry Waya’s recent video on the social media with clips showing him in various areas of a luxury hotel room in a European city has attracted so many criticism from people who accuse him of seeking self-validation.

To most of the critics, his recent acts reeked of a tang of needless showy nature with question as to who exactly he wants to impress.

Who Are Close Friends Of Mr Terry Waya

He is also known to have been a kin friend to former Nigerian senator, Dino Malaye and Dele Modu.

Terry was seen at the Abuja residence of Senator Dino Melaye in one of his numerous versace designer outfits, but he didn’t come to party, he was paying a condolence visit to the senator over the death of his mother.

Terry Waya is known by many as an unrepentant socialite, who is notorious for partying around the world, usually in the company of Govenors, Senators, Elites and close associates like the Chargoury brothers.

He once boasted in a publication that he only drinks bottled water from paris. He also offered £500,000 to bail out a former Governor of oil rich Bayelsa State Diepreye Alamesiegha(now late) when the Governor was detained in London.

Is BBNaija 2020 Contestant Kiddwaya A Son Of Terry Waya 

Terry Waya is the  father of Big Brother Naija 2020 contestant, Terseer Kiddwaya the 27 year-old self-employed young man from Benue State.

What Is Billionaire Terry Waya Net Worth

Even though we cannot ascertain Terry Waya’s exact net worth, but we all know that his total assets all run in Billions of Naira because he is a man with different chains of business and owner of various luxury investments.

Who Is Billionaire Terry Waya’s Wife

Eno Olafisoye nee Udoh is the former wife of Billoniare Terry Waya, she is from South-South and a society lady. Eno Olafisoye was married to popular businessman Bisi Olafisoye, but their union eventually crashed over some irreconcilable differences. She then moved on with her life and was soon swept off her feet by popular big boy and ladies’ charmer, Terry Waya. Their dalliance has so far produced a boy. Eno Olafisoye was born on December 1965. She will turn 55 by December 2020.

Recent Police Arrest

The Nigerian socialite, Terry Waya, in 2005 was arrested by the British Police on alleged money laundering offences.

An official of the Scotland Yard, Alan Crockford, confirmed the arrest to The Guardian last night. He said: “Officers from Serious Crime Directorate arrested him on November 23 at his home address in North London icw (in connection with) a money-laundering enquiry.”

The British Police Department disclosed further: “Items were recovered from the property,” adding: “He has been bailed to return on a date in June 2006.”

Waya, a Benue State-born businessman, had on October 19 issued paid advertisements in newspapers claiming to have been one of the sureties of the Bayelsa State Governor Diepreye Alamieyeseigha, who at the weekend jumped bail while on trial also for money laundering and returned to Nigeria.

In the advertisement, he accused President Olusegun Obasanjo of masterminding the Bayelsa governor’s arrest and declared that the British Police accepted his offer to stand surety for the governor after finding him blameless in business and personal conducts.