And a common question my readers keep asking is:
“Does Asake actually own a private jet?”
Does Asake owm a private Jet?
Asake does not own a private jet.
What he does is charter private jets occasionally the way many top Nigerian artists do—especially for
tours, shows, and quick international movements.
The luxury jets you may have seen him in are not his personal aircraft.
They are usually part of a tour package, brand arrangement, or booked specifically for movement during a tight schedule.
But why does this rumor keep spreading? Let me break it down clearly.
Why People Think Asake Owns a Private Jet
Asake’s lifestyle changed dramatically after his breakthrough, and his visuals—music videos, tour footage,
and behind-the-scenes clips—often show him stepping into private jets.
And you know how Nigerians are—once you enter am once, you don buy am!
- He travels frequently.
- He moves with a big team.
- He performs across Africa, the U.S, and Europe.
- He books high-end transportation to protect brand image.
All these create the illusion that he owns the jet, whereas it’s simply part of the modern superstar lifestyle.
How Much Would It Cost If Asake Wanted to Own One?
A brand-new private jet easily ranges from $3 million to $65 million depending on the model.
Even used jets cost upwards of $1 million plus yearly maintenance running into hundreds of thousands of dollars.
While Asake is undoubtedly wealthy, owning a jet is not a normal expense even for most African superstars.
So What Does Asake Spend On Instead?
Asake is known for spending heavily on:
- Fashion and high-end designer clothing
- Music production and visuals
- Travel and brand image
- Real estate (privately, behind the scenes)
His lifestyle is more about brand positioning than showing off unnecessary luxuries.
Continue Reading About Asake
If you want to explore more about Asake beyond the private jet rumors, you can also read:
Final Thoughts
Asake might not own a private jet yet — but with the speed at which he is rising, it won’t be surprising if
one day he becomes one of the few Nigerian artists to make that purchase.
For now, he simply books private jets when needed, the same way Burna Boy, Rema, Davido, and Olamide do during tours.
I’ll update this page immediately if anything changes in the future.
