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Shoes were the most expensive item I bought after winning Big Brother Naija- Efe

Have you  ever wondered how Big Brother Naija winner Efe spent his N25million prize money? because He has revealed the most expensive item he bought 
He explained that shoes were the single most expensive thing he bought 
This is as a result of his love for shoes 
Many have wondered how Efe Ejeba winner of popular reality show Big Brother Naija spent his N25million prize money and he has revealed the most expensive item he bought. Speaking in a recent interview, Efe said the most expensive items he bought are shoes because he is a huge fan of shoes. 
The rapper also revealed to Soundcity that he doesn’t just buy the shoes one by one instead; he orders them in bulk from his friend. He added that he probably has more shoes than clothes. 

 Who else loves shoes?☺☺

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