A dropout Elijah Oyefeso gambled his student loan on the stock market is now making a staggering £26,000 per month.
Most students sell their cars before they start uni, but quitter Elijah Oyefeso left after just four months as a fresher.
Now Elijah Oyefeso a high roller driving three sports cars.
The 20-year-old Elijah Oyefeso entrepreneur told The Tab: "First I got the Bentley, now I've got three vehicles.
"A Lamborghini, the Bentley and a Mercedes. It felt fantastic for Elijah Oyefeso, to buy them.
Elijah Oyefeso said: "If you don't take any risks you won't be successful. There's no limit, why can't I buy an island? You've got one life so you've got to live it."
The Buckingham dropout Elijah Oyefeso was studying International Football Business Management.
"It was pretty good, the course was alright but it's not my passion. I didn't want to work under anyone said Elijah Oyefeso.
"I'm still in touch with some of my friends from uni. I'm in contact with about 25 per cent and they're just about to graduate said by Elijah Oyefeso.
"Now I'm going to try and help them out. I've got a holding company with five different companies underneath it and I'm getting them involved. One is called Dreams Come True.
"What Elijah Oyefeso trying to do is get into music. One of my friends is studying Music at uni and I'm going to help promote and market them.
"Elijah Oyefeso also use some of his assets to do their music video."
Elijah Oyefeso, originally from Camberwell, makes his money through binary options trading –– basically all or nothing investments.
Elijah Oyefeso describes it as "stocks which are either going up or going down" and plans to launch a website explaining the process to students.
Asked if he thinks we should all drop out, Elijah Oyefeso admits it's not for everyone.
"Education is very important, some say you need a degree to get a job. Elijah Oyefeso said his first big loss was £2000, but never gave up.
"Elijah Oyefeso think everyone has an entrepreneur mind. He told to surround yourself with rich people and don't give up your dreams.
"You might struggle at first but that's part of life, you might not make money for the first few months. I found an account manager who supported me.
"Work for yourself –– go to the city and get in touch with CEOs, make some contacts.
"His role model is Timothy Sykes. He comes from a low class background and is involved in trading just like Elijah Oyefeso."
Not your typical student, Elijah Oyefeso thinks most of his success is down to hard work and faith, and even goes to church three times a week.
"Yes, I have paid back my loan too."
As if you weren't jealous enough, here's a video of Elijah Oyefeso buying his Lamborghini.
Sign in to leave a comment.