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Nosa Rex Okunzuwa, a well-known Nollywood actor who recently spent millions on a brand-new SUV just days after purchasing a multimillion-naira home, has raised questions about the origin of his sudden fortune, which some have linked to sugar mummies.

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Gossipinfo cites Nosa Rex as having purchased a brand-new Lexus SUV for himself to commemorate his success in the business only a few days after they had fully paid for a new mansion in the center of Lagos.

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We paid in full!!! Thank you, Jesus! What God can not do, does not exist,” Nosa Rex’s wife announced on social media after they marked their 7th wedding anniversary on August 22, 2022.

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Mixed reactions have now trailed the different acquisitions as some fans have opined that the married father of three, is probably making the money from some rich sugar mummies, and not just acting.

Nosa Rex, a father of three via his Instagram page revealed that his wife had tolerated his excesses. He also showered praises on her for always being there for him.

“Na wa o. I wonder which woman is funding this lifestyle. Because it’s not a movie that will give this much money to buy this. Tell us the woman that funded this. Stop misleading young men” one Evelyn reacted on Instagram.

Some other fans also noted that if such a lifestyle was displayed by a female actor, many would have opined that she has some sugar daddies footing her bills.

One Mr Iyke wrote “Imagine how partial and bais we could be in rating people’s success…If it’s a Female Nollywood actress that bought a house and an automobile, I’m sure people will attribute their success to one Sugar daddy or Chairman somewhere. Now it’s a male and all I’m seeing is congratulations. Please let’s stop making it look like women have no destiny or successful values in Nigeria. Women are built to be the successful the same way men were built to.”