Millionaire stock trader, 22, who makes £60,000 a month and works an hour a day narrowly avoids car jacking in £250k Rolls Royce Wraith
Elijah Oyefeso has told of horror moment attackers boxed him in and started smashing windows - while he was still inside car
A MILLIONAIRE city trader who once totalled his gold Lamborghini and Bentley in the same night has told of the horror moment attackers tried to break into his £250,000 Rolls Royce Wraith when he was in it.
Elijah Oyefeso, 22, said he was driving to one of his properties in Lewisham, south-east London, when he was attacked.
The 22-year-old claimed two attackers tried to steal his supercar by boxing him in, before trying to smash his windows.
The millionaire said he was only able to escape by ramming their BMW until the coast was clear and he could rush away from the jealous “haters” who attacked him.
, Oyefeso, who claims to earn up to £60,000 a month, told how he was driving home from a shisha café when the mystery vehicle suddenly pulled in front of him.
The 22-year-old, who sometimes only works an hour a day, described the vehicle as a BMW 1 Series with no number plates.
He said: “The driver slammed on his brakes causing me to break hard too, and then a car drove in behind me hitting me hard, trapping me in.
“I realised it was a robbery when a man with his face covered came to my passenger door trying to smash the window and another man attacked the driver’s window.”
Coming to his senses, Oyefeso started reversing his car, ramming the car behind him in a bid to escape.
He was eventually able to drive on to the pavement, and back on to the road.
The businessman estimates the damage at around £11,000.
He added: “If you are going to attack a £250,000 car don’t do it with a £5,000 car – better luck next time.”
Oyefeso, who claims to earn an average of £60,000 a month and also has property, stock and film production interests to his name, believes he was deliberately targeted due to his public profile.
Speaking on the incident, a spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police said: “At approximately 2.40am on Friday, February 10 a man attended Lewisham Police Station to report an allegation of criminal damage.
“He alleged that his car, a Rolls Royce, has been damaged by two males after he was forced to stop in Stanstead Road, SE6.”
No arrests have been made, and any witnesses to the incident are being urged to call the police on 101.
Oyefeso, who rose to celebrity as a rich kid of Instagram, has told how he started trading using his student loan.
Within nine months, he claims to have been making tens of thousands in cash.
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