Hassan Ayariga Drives 2025 Jeep Apocalypse Hellfire 6×6 in East Legon
- Ghanaian politician Hassan Ayariga has flaunted his new expensive 2025 Jeep Apocalypse Hellfire 6×6 in Ghana
- According to checks by YEN.com.gh, the luxury car reportedly costs over $200,000 as listed on the company's website
- Some social media users have shared mixed reactions after Ghanaian blogger 1957news shared the video on Facebook
The leader of the All People’s Congress, Hassan Ayariga, has flaunted his new car ahead of the 2025 Christmas festivities.
The Ghanaian accountant caused traffic in East Legon with a police officer following him around the ANC Mall in his new vehicle.
Source: Instagram
Hassan Ayariga flaunts 2025 Jeep Apocalypse
Unsuccessful presidential aspirant Hassan Ayariga has once again showcased his opulent lifestyle on social media.
In a post sighted by YEN.com.gh on 1957 news' Instagram page, the presidential candidate for the People's National Convention in the 2021 election was spotted driving a black 2025 Jeep Apocalypse Hellfire 6×6 in Ghana.
Passersby and entrepreneurs around East Legon and its environs couldn't help but admire the vehicle. Many pulled out their phones to record a rare video to share online.
Ayariga exuded confidence as he drove calmly along the busy street while admirers looked on.
The Facebook video is below:
Ghanaians react to Hassan Ayariga's Hellfire 6×6
A video of Hassan Ayariga's $200,000 Hellfire 6×6 has sparked conversations after surfacing online.
Many Ghanaians have debated the price, while automobile enthusiasts admired the features and sheer extravagance of the Hellfire 6×6.
Some have also speculated whether the luxury car would be featured at the Spectacle event hosted by Ibrahim Mahama and Dr Osei Kwame Despite's sons in December 2025.
YEN.com.gh has compiled some reactions below:
Khophie Donkoh Marius stated:
“So is it that he’s bribing the police, or what exactly is the reason for the money-handshake gesture? He has a folded 100-cedi note in his hand and slips it into the hand of the third police officer he shakes hands with.” We see all baba."
Boahen Collins stated:
"So, with the police patrol vehicle serving as his following, I hope it isn't fueled with our taxes? Is this a good use of the police vehicle?"
Ishmael Nanaba Acquah stated:
"No matter who you are in Ghana, if you see this car on the road, you will look at it again."
Dachaga Justine stated:
"He should have just bought an Articulater truck."
Bra Sammy stated:
"We’re going to play against our Colonial masters. England will explain to us why they gave our forefathers mirrors in exchange for gold. Mmoaa."
Michael Ofosuhene-Wise stated:
"So what would he be driving when he becomes a president. Eiiii Ama Ghana."
Dramani Abdulai stated:
"I thought they were following him, not knowing for checks. One Lebanese man said, there's no place like Ghana in the whole world, then we asked why, he said, just have money in Ghana then everything is yours."
"Great machine. God bless us too. Ameen."
Citi Quotes stated:
"The Igbo people thought they had sued him lol. Here is the big man, Ghana will be proud of you someday, President."
Linguistic Anticlockwise stated:
"Hmmm! The yoghurt seller is pushing the hand truck."
Manuel Iz Everywhere commented:
"The security is like, Daden."
Dan Agyare reacted:
"Has EOCO visited him yet for their usual Aho)Yaa things?"
Source: Instagram
Cheddar flaunts Bugatti at Despite's Automobile Museum
At the opening of Osei Kwame Despite's museum, Nana Kwame Bediako, also known as Cheddar, arrived in a striking Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic.
Bediako looked wealthy and powerful as he stepped out of the vehicle wearing a stylish outfit, which he matched with elegant shoes.
His bodyguards followed him inside after he exchanged greetings with some of the dignitaries present.
Ghanaians were thrilled to see the businessman in his vintage car and commended the real estate mogul for his impressive automotive taste.
The Instagram video is below:
Hassan Ayariga to sue GTEC for defamation
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission's directive to stop him from using his doctoral title prompted Hassan Ayariga to threaten legal action.
GTEC had requested proof that the Ghanaian politician held a doctorate and questioned the validity of his academic credentials.
Ayariga responded by threatening a lawsuit, insisting he had the right to use the title and accusing the commission of defamation.
Proofreading by Samuel Gitonga, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
