Businesswoman Bo Hairs: What we know about the First female to own a ₦400 million naira Tesla Cybertruck in Nigeria

Talk about soft life on another level, Nigerian entrepreneur Onuzurike Oluomachi, popularly known as the BO Hair Extension and Accessories, has now become the first female Tesla Cybertruck owner in Nigeria.

Yep, you heard that right. She’s officially the first Nigerian woman to own the Tesla Cybertruck that cost over 400 million naira, and she’s not keeping quiet about it either. Taking to social media to flaunt her new ride, she posted:

“My new baby is here! We can all agree it’s been a long time no pampering. I’ve been so stressed lately, I decided to spoil myself with this brand-new baby. It was absolutely love at first sight.”

Born on March 14, 1995, to Mrs. Nkechi Nwoke, Oluomachi hails from Igbere, Uzuakoli, Abia State. She had her early education at Mayfair Academy and later bagged a degree in Political Science from Abia State University, Uturu. But today, she’s known not just for her luxury hair brand, but also for her powerful title of first woman to own the almighty luxurious taste in high-end electric vehicles.

Once upon a time, Lagos streets were dominated by G-Wagons. Then the Lamborghini Urus came through, stealing the spotlight. But now? Both of them have quietly exited the WhatsApp group because there’s a new boss on the road—and her name is BO Hairs.

For context: research shows the Tesla Cybertruck, especially the tri-motor “Cyberbeast” version, does 0 to 60 mph in just 2.6 seconds, putting it ahead of the Mercedes-Benz G63 and even the electric G-Wagon (G580). Translation? This truck isn’t just flex—it’s function.