In an earlier publication on Tuesday, 18th June 2024: “Former Chelsea and Ghanaian former professional footballer, Michael Essien is allegedly facing financial difficulties, including unpaid loans, which has compelled the Accra High Court Commercial Division to order the sale of two of his mansions located at East Legon and Trassaco, Adjiringanor. One of the mansions is valued between $20 million and $30 million” ~ Various Reports
It appears that there’s some confusion and skepticism about the actual value of Essien’s properties. Some X users, (formerly twitter) users are comparing the prices to Ronaldo’s house, questioning the valuation of properties in Ghana, and even suggesting that Ghanaians tend to overprice everything. The court order for the sale of Essien’s mansions in East Legon and Trassaco is quite the buzz, with one of the properties reportedly valued between $20 million and $30 million.
That’s a hefty price tag, even for a former football star like Essien. It’s worth noting that the Ghanaian real estate market is not immune to fluctuations and speculation. Property valuations can vary based on factors like location, size, amenities, and market demand. However, the reported valuations of Essien’s properties do seem to raise some eyebrows.
In the end, the truth behind the $30 million mansions may remain a mystery, much like the location of the lost city of Atlantis or the secret recipe for Coca-Cola. But one thing’s for sure: the saga of Essien’s real estate riddle has captured the attention of many, and it’s a topic that’s sure to keep the rumor mill churning for a while longer.
