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Nigerian boss lady C-Burton gets multi-million naira property in Abuja, flaunts it on social media

- Nigerian boss lady, C-Birton receives early Valentine's present from bae

- She flaunted the multi-million naira property on social media and expressed gladness

- This is coming shortly after she got a customised BMW car from the same British boyfriend

As the spirit of Valentine finds its way to the hearts of Nigerians in 2019, a certain boss lady, Cynthia Burton also known as C-Burton has received an early Valentine gift from her mysterious British bae.

It was gathered that just recently, the same bae gave her a brand new customised BMW car worth millions of naira. Although the face of the generous bae is yet to be shown on social media, Cynthia has flaunted his latest gift to her on Instagram.

In a recent post, she showed off her new multi-million naira property located in Abuja. She was heard saying that it was an early Valentine gift from her bae and she wonders what she will build on the massive land that he has gotten her.

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Interestingly, C-Burton is not the only one known to have a mystery babe that provides all her luxury lifestyle needs. Many people have become fans of Bobrisky, whose rise to fame was made possible by his mystery wealthy bae.

For C-Burton, life is beautiful as long as Mr Surprise remains in her life.

Meanwhile, Bobrisky seemed to be bae hunting when he recently stated that he has been wanting to date international singer, Offset. He even revealed that he had a dream about the American rapper.

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