esanland:
Jealousy wan kill u. u dey fool urself o if u no get better tin to say make u just keep quiet na

why would i be jealous of a man wey no get money pass solo ...

Qrisful: And your Northern parts happens to be the poorest, you are just rich in your house if you can impart the life of your country citizen.

He is from KANO. A place with far better economic significance than where you come from and to where your people are daily trooping into. Dimwit.

4chi:

He is from KANO. A place with far better economic significance than where you come from and to where your people are daily trooping into. Dimwit.

That is a joke, my friend. I am told Kano is very dirty and houseflies are found everywhere disturbing, in the restaurants and hotels. How is that now better?

delors: baba God! But why isnt this man my uncle? Why na? Why na why why why ??

No be only you dey cry dear. I'm crying a river here

solomon111: I don't Nigeria will be like that.
We currently have the largest middle class in africa.

Well, the average size of the middle class in African countries will determine whether that's enough to feel good about, won't it?

Sweetlemon:
No be only you dey cry dear. I'm crying a river here

*Shake my head*

all4naija: *Shake my head*

hope the head no go fall ooo

free2ryhme: make we come die .. abi ?? na wetin sef

e rich pass solo sef.. ?


and solo concludes ""vanity upon vanity all nah vanity""

take ur jealousy n bitterness elsewhere bro

The richest man is the one who solves high value problem for high paying clients. That's the secret of his wealth.

He's simply the best. Bringing home, his companies makes me to like him. I wish him success.

The Dantata/Dangote family have always been involved in charity work. However these deeds often go unnoticed, because of the family's principles of maintaining privacy and lack of flamboyance.

Al-Hassan Dantata was passionate about education. He backed the establishment of a western style school in the Dala area for hausa (I.e non-fulani) traders' children in the 1930s and established the Dantata english and arabic school in 1944. The Dantata Memorial School

Mariya Dangote (Aliko Dangote's mother) built and donated a hospital, which she built at Rijiya Lemu, to the Kano State Government in 2003.

Aliko Dangote has made the following charitable contributions. 2.5 billion naira to the national fund for flood victims in 2012. 430 million naira to Kogi flood victims. 100 million naira to Sokoto flood victims. $2 million to Pakistan's flood victims. 120 million naira to fight famine in Niger. 600 million naira to women empowerment and free school feeding schemes in Kano State. 500 student capacity hall at Kano State University. 10 million naira annual scholarship for Benue students. $2 million to African Young Leaders fellowship in conjunction with the Forum For Young Global Leaders. $1 million towards education and women empowerment in Tanzania. And many more

He established the Dangote Foundation which is the philanthropic arm of the dangote Group where yearly he spends millions for worthy causes such as contributions to educational and healthcare institutions, sinking of boreholes and giving of scholarships.

He also established the Dangote Academy.

The following wealthy families are also related to, or close associates with the Dantata/Dangote family.

Isyaku Rabiu (textiles, sewing machines, beverages, real estate, crude oil, etc). This billionaire was arrested by the Buhari regime for hoarding (some people also accused Al-Hassan Dantata of and even Aliko Dangote of hoarding). The Rabiu family is also from Kano.

Abdulsamad Isyaku Rabiu (BUA Group - sugar, cement, ports concessioning, shipping, real estate, edible oil, crude oil and gas, flour, etc). This billionaire is the son of the legendary Isyaku Rabiu and one of the wealthiest men in Nigeria today.

Other members of the Rabiu family include Nafiu Rabiu and Rabiu Rabiu.

The Indimi Family: Mohammed Indimi is ranked by Forbes as the 27th richest man in Africa (2012 rannkings). He is the founder and chairman of Oriental Energy Resources (an oil and gas company). The Indimi family is from Borno State.

Other members of the Indimi Family include Ibrahim Indimi, Yakolo Indimi and Adama Indimi.

Ride on sir Dangote