Nigerian Star Asake Shows Off $1 Million Cleopatra And Hieroglyph Rings

• Nigerian music artist Asake, real name Ahmed Ololade, has purchased jewelry worth $1 million.
• The collection includes a gold-plated Cleopatra ring and a gold ring with Egyptian hieroglyphics.
• The total estimated value of the jewelry is around ₦1.3 billion.

Nigerian music sensation Asake, whose real name is Ahmed Ololade, is said to have splurged on a lavish piece of jewelry valued at $1 million.

The singer reportedly added a gold-plated Cleopatra ring and a gold ring engraved with Egyptian hieroglyphics to his collection, with an estimated worth of around ₦1.3 billion.

This extravagant purchase comes shortly after the release of Real, his collaborative EP with Grammy Award-winning artist Wizkid. The project has quickly gained traction, dominating playlists and sparking widespread discussion across streaming platforms.

In a video circulating online, Asake was seen beaming with excitement as he displayed the gold-plated Cleopatra ring alongside the hieroglyphic piece.

Wearing his trademark bold fashion, he showcased the rings with pride, occasionally raising his hands to highlight the intricate designs for the cameras.

Beyond their striking appearance, the rings carry symbolic weight, drawing inspiration from ancient Egyptian royalty and culture perfectly reflecting Asake’s larger-than-life persona.

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Asake just bought a gold plated Cleopatra ring and an Egyptian hieroglyphic gold ring reportedly worth $1million. Money na water 🔥 pic.twitter.com/TpjggdSCZb

— OLAMIDE 🌸💖 (@Olamide0fficial) February 24, 2026

Read some comments below:

@unknownoppaa:”People might be wondering why he’s getting gold and a lil bit of ice instead of all ice , just so you know, gold has a better resale value than diamond, infact most of the ice these celebs wear are moissanite cos they know they actually can’t resell these diamonds to get their moneys worth.”

@LyfAcrosBorders:”Wealth can’t be taken to the grave. What truly lasts is your legacy, the impact you make, and how you treat others. That’s exactly why FELA’s legacy continues to shine.”

@NdifonSunn95490:”U think say Nigeria Spotify streams fit give u $1m u d whine yaself”