Abu Abel is a Nigerian socialite and Music executive, known all over the country and also famous for being a famous investor in the real estate market.

So many people have wondered and admired the life of the young multimillionaire whose rising from scratch to stardom has been a major source of motivation to many other youths.

In this article,  OldNaijaHistory editorial crew has gone to do their findings, to update you our dear esteemed readers about the life and achievements of Abu Abel.

Early Life and Background

Known formally as Abu Abel Egbarin. Abu Abel hails from Agbor in Delta State.

He was born on the 8th of November, 1972 in Lagos State Nigeria to a military father.

He proceeded to Army Day children’s school Sagamu for his primary education,  Sonyindo Community High School for his secondary school and later proceeded to Olabisi Onabanjo University,  Ago Iwoye for his tertiary studies.

Career and Networth

As a Nigerian entrepreneur, talent manager, and the CEO of Obimzy Record Label, Abu Abel is known for discovering and promoting Nigerian singer Junior Boy.

He is estimated to be worth between $10 million and $23 million. He is a successful entrepreneur and talent manager. He has diversified his investments in real estate, oil and gas, and entertainment, both in Nigeria and abroad.

Wife, Children, and Family

Abu Abel is a father of two children, a boy and a girl, but he has not revealed the identity of their mother. He has also kept his current relationship status and his parents’ names private.

Lifestyle

Abu Abel’s lifestyle is characterized by the average Lagos Lavida lifestyle. As a known entertainment guru and investor, Abu never ceases to be on the entertainment news cover page and also with a touch of luxury and executive living.

He is a ‘Lagos Bigboy’ who’s lifestyle shows his wealth and affluence.

Controversies

Over the years, Abu Abel has been called out and dragged many times on issues bothering on cultism, assault and land grabbing known popularly as ‘Omo’nile’ in Yoruba.

He was also heard in a video earlier this year crying out that his land was purportedly seized and fenced by Seyi Tinubu, the son of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu