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Nollywood Actor Okunnu Inspects Stunning ₦600 Million Range Rover SV In Canada

A viral video featuring veteran Nollywood comic actor Wale Akorede, professionally known as Okunnu, inspecting a brand new 2026 Range Rover SV ultra-luxury SUV abroad has generated massive buzz across digital entertainment platforms and automotive spaces.
Although his countless enthusiastic fans and social media followers quickly rushed to shower him with congratulatory messages, assuming he had purchased the exotic ride, the multi-million Naira SUV does not belong to the Nigerian actor.


After viewing the nearly 3-minute trending video shared by the actor and the tags attached to the caption, Autojosh can clearly say that the clip is an exciting promotional lifestyle collaboration with the prominent diaspora automotive dealership brand, Maple By Autos.
For auto enthusiasts, the undeniable center of attraction in the footage is a pristine black 2026 Range Rover SV, boasting an immaculate white leather interior layout, bespoke executive rear passenger seats, and advanced digital instrument clusters, including a high-definition digital interior rear-view mirror.

In the video, the comic icon is seen walking around the flagship British sport utility vehicle to explore its cutting-edge cabin features, while the car exporter highlights the staggering financial logistics required to move the machinery down to Nigeria.
According to the professional automobile dealer, acquiring this exact high-performance SV specification and delivering it successfully to the domestic Nigerian market requires an estimated budget of N600 million.

The car dealer noted that this nine-figure financial estimate comprehensively factors in the steep foreign purchase cost of the Range Rover, international freight shipping logistics across continents, and all mandatory port clearing charges and customs duties.
Wrapping up the walkthrough with his trademark comedic flair and expressive Yoruba commentary, Okunnu noted that “daily contribution money” can’t buy this Range Rover, though the car dealer promised to gift him one if he brings in 10 buyers.
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