Nollywood actress Nancy Isime made headlines after spraying £3,000 (approximately N6 million) in pound notes at celebrity fashion designer Veekee James’s daughter’s dedication ceremony on July 27, 2025. The star-studded event for baby Eliana Adeife Atere drew reactions across social media, with many debating the lavish display of wealth.
Star-Studded Guest List and Viral Cash Spray
The dedication party, held in Lagos, featured Nollywood heavyweights including Iyabo Ojo, Mercy Aigbe, Toyin Abraham, Priscilla Ojo, Jide Awobona, and Cute Abiola. In a circulating video, Nancy Isime is seen showering Veekee with pound notes in what attendees described as an unforgettable gesture. Reports confirm the amount exceeded £3,000, which converts to roughly N6 million at current exchange rates.
Veekee James’s Motherhood Journey
Veekee James and her husband announced the birth of Eliana in May 2025. The designer shared an emotional video detailing her 48-hour labour and delivery on Instagram and YouTube, crediting her faith for carrying her through. “God removed my fear and blessed us with our princess,” she stated. The dedication marked the family’s first major public celebration for the newborn, setting a tone of grand celebration.
Social Media Reactions Pour In
The video of Nancy Isime’s cash spray quickly went viral, drawing mixed reactions. @Valentina9azlt wrote: “It's good to know who get money. He get why.” @KDTopTen commented: “Naso our money useless? Just 3k pounds and that's N6 million in Nigeria.” @Iam_SUCCESSFUL1 said: “Una dey call figures like say e easy 3k pounds bawo.” @Garvinjeet reacted: “Man it's a child dedication for Christ sake is this party thing not too much.” @oluwasemilooore observed: “Hmmm Nancy doesn't look like someone that is marrying any time soon ooo.”
Rita Dominic Praises Nancy Isime
In related news, veteran actress Rita Dominic praised Nancy Isime’s upbringing on X (formerly Twitter). Dominic tweeted that whoever raised the 33-year-old actress did a fantastic job, highlighting Nancy’s character and public persona.
The event underscores the culture of extravagant celebrations among Nigeria’s elite, with cash spraying remaining a controversial yet common practice at social gatherings.
