The Catalog: From a ₦300 Calendar to a ₦9 Billion Jet

The bottom of the catalog is shockingly cheap. A wall calendar is ₦300, bucket and bowl ₦400, a plastic chair ₦500. The basics of a functioning room stack up under ₦10,000: foam mattress ₦1,800, kerosene stove ₦1,100, rechargeable lamp ₦1,100, standing mirror ₦1,700, standing fan ₦2,200, WC toilet ₦3,000, kitchen counter ₦4,200. Against even the lowest starter salary (₦6,600 per shift as a Content Creator), a fully functional room is one or two shifts of spending — the game deliberately makes essentials trivial and luxury astronomical.

Between ₦10,000 and ₦50,000 the catalog shifts from utility to lifestyle: an acoustic guitar at ₦4,200, bookshelf ₦3,600, dumbbell rack ₦3,400 — note the dumbbell rack pairs with Lift Weights, the best fitness trainer in the game, though whether owning equipment changes training is not recorded. This band is where most players will park their money after rent and before investments in their career gate. Check each item's record page in the Game Data directory for its verified status before treating any of it as required.

The catalog's top end is not furniture — it's a trophy ledger. Diamond-Studded Throne ₦250,000,000. Old Master Painting ₦400,000,000. Gold Bullion Vault ₦500,000,000. Private Helicopter ₦750,000,000. Superyacht ₦1,500,000,000. Private Jet ₦3,000,000,000. And the most expensive item in the entire game: the Heavy Jet at ₦9,000,000,000. For scale: at the game's highest verified salary — Oil & Gas Country MD at ₦96,000 per shift — the Heavy Jet costs more than 93,000 shifts. Nobody buys this with a salary; it exists as an endgame sink.

The honest advice the data can back: buy essentials early (they're nearly free), treat everything above ₦50,000 as pure aspiration until your career gate is unlocked and rent is covered across an unverified rent period, and ignore the billionaire shelf entirely unless you can explain where the naira came from. What we cannot yet tell you: whether specific homes demand specific furnishings, and whether any item grants bonuses — both are marked 'Not yet verified' on the records until a player confirms them in-game.