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Warri Silent Billionaire, Kenneth Bramor: Biography, Wife, Children, Net Worth and Source of Wealth

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Chief Kenneth ‘Oboku’ Bramor is a Nigerian oil and gas entrepreneur.

He is reportedly one of the youngest billionaires in Nigeria in 2022.

The oil magnate is currently based in his home town. Warri, Delta State, Nigeria.

Keneth is the CEO of CLINTWEALTH, an oil and gas company in Warri, and is one of the richest dudes in the Niger Delta region

According to TheNation, Kenneth reportedly holds a senior position at Saipem, an Italian oil and gas company.

His garage boasts an exotic fleet of cars. Most notable among them are Rolls Royce Phantom Coupe, Bentley Mulsanne, Rolls Royce Phantom, 2 Jaguar XJ, Mercedes-Benz X Class, Mercedes-Benz GL, 2 Range Rovers, Toyota Tundra, and Toyota Corolla, amongst others.

Keneth is the first in Nigeria to own the 2019 Bentley Mulsanne. He customized the car’s number plate with his child’s name ‘Ibuere’

His net worth is reportedly estimated to be around $500 million.

Keneth has, however, been in a series of marriage messes as he is reportedly involved in different divorces.

He first got married to Timi, who he reportedly bought a Rolls Royce worth N280 million and with whom he had four children before things went the other way between them.

Keneth then got married for the second time before getting married in 2017 for the third time to Ehizogie Ogbehor(Ehi), a Lagos-based female entrepreneur, interior decorator, and hotelier.

Keneth’s wedding to Ehi in Edo state tagged ‘Ehiken2017’ was reportedly a lavish one where two Toyota Camry cars were presented souvenirs to lucky winners of a raffle draw, while some other lucky winners got iPhone X and other gifts.

The wedding ceremony recorded the attendance of top dignitaries like Senator Dino Melaye, billionaire Ayiri Emami, ex-wife of Ooni of Ife, Queen Zaynab, and singer Timaya.

Business Insiders Africa also reported that guests in attendance sprayed the bride and groom with $100 bills.

However, in 2018, after Ehi reportedly accused him of being occultic and trying to use their child for rituals. She said, “This devil incarnate! Pretending to help the world, yet his immediate family lives in penury. Occultic beast.

In response, Keneth accused Ehi of infidelity for sleeping around with other men.

Keneth also revealed that the child they reportedly had together was not his.

Ehi then took to her Instagram to apologize for her comment.  

His second wife also reportedly accused Kenneth of being a ritualist, but she later refuted her claim with an apology.

Kenneth is known to be a philanthropist who stretches his gestures to the needy. He reportedly also provides scholarship opportunities to youths from his hometown, Warri.


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