10. Sebastian Pinera, President of Chile – $2.4
billion

Sebastian Pinera came to power in 2010 after
being elected as the first billionaire to be sworn in
as President of Chile. He owned Chilevision, a
terrestrial television channel that broadcasted all
over Chile. He also owned 27 percent of LAN
Airlines after purchasing the shares of
Scandinavian Airlines in the former state-owned
firm in 1994. He also held a 13 percent share in
Colo Colo, one of the country’s most popular
football clubs. He was also responsible for
introducing credit cards to Chile in the 70s.
Next: 9. Mohammed VI, King of Morocco - $2.5
billion

Mohammed VI became the King of Morocco in
1999 after the death of his father. He drew a lot of
attention after promising to tackle the triple issues
of poverty, corruption and human rights violations.
These have yet to be solved, however, as
evidenced by widespread protests in 2011.
Corruption issues have also led to the King
himself. He holds significant amount of shares in
Omnium Nord Africain, or the ONA Group, that
owns diverse investments in retail, financial
services, mining and other sectors.
Next: 8. Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, Emir of
Qatar - $2.5 billion

The ruler of Qatar comes from the Al Thani
dynasty that began its reign in 1850 when
Muhammad bin Thani ruled the country. The
family comes from one of the largest tribes in the
Arabian Peninsula called the Banu Tamim. The
current Emir came to power in 1995 after deposing
his father. He was one of the primary backers of
the Al Jazeera news network, even providing a $
137 million loan to help the company in its first
years of operation. The Emir is also known as a
huge football fan, having made bids to take over
clubs like Manchester United and Rangers FC.
Next: 7. Hans-Adam II, Prince of Liechstenstein
- $4 billion

His full name can be a mouthful: Johannes Hans
Adam Ferdinand Alois Josef Maria Marko d’
Aviano Pius von und zu Liechtenstein. He owns
the LGT banking group. His family also owns an
extensive collection of art pieces. These are
displayed for public viewing at the Liechtenstein
Museum in Vienna. He is considered as the
wealthiest monarch in all of Europe. He holds
broad powers as head of state, including the ability
to introduce legislation and the power to veto laws
passed by the parliament.

6. Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum,
Emir of Dubai - $4 billion
Maktoum, Emir of
Dubai – $4 billion
As the ruler of Dubai, Mohammed bin Rashid Al
Maktoum is also automatically the Prime Minister
and Vice President of the United Arab Emirates.
He came to power in 2006, succeeding his older
brother Maktoum bin Rashid Al Maktoum. He
owns 99.67 percent of Dubai Holding. He is also
responsible for the construction of landmarks like
the Palm Islands, Burj Al Arab and the Burj Al
Khalifa. His family’s total wealth is estimated to
be around $44 billion.

5. Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan,
President of United Arab Emirates - $15 billion
llion
As the Emir of Abu Dhabi, Khalifa bin Zayed Al
Nahyan is also the President of the United Arab
Emirates. He took over as President in 2004 after
the death of his father. He is the chairman of the
Abu Dhabi Investment Authority. His family has
an estimated wealth of more than $150 billion. He
is known for his philanthropic work, making
donations to orphanages in Turkmenistan,
hospitals in the US and schools in Wales.

4. Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, King
of Saudi Arabia - $18 billion

Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud is the third
richest monarch in the world. He became King of
Saudi Arabia in 2005 after the death of his half
brother King Fahd. As the Saudi King, he is also
the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques. Under
his regime, the country has slowly been
undertaking reforms, including allowing more
rights to women. He is known for his immediate
response to international disasters, like the 2008
earthquake in China and Hurricane Katrina in New
Orleans.

3. Hassanal Bolkiah, Sultan of Brunei - $
20 billion

Hassanal Bolkiah’s complete name is Sultan Haji
Hassanal Bolkiah Mu’izzaddin Waddaulah ibni
Al-Marhum Sultan Haji Omar Ali Saifuddien
Sa’adul Khairi Waddien. He became the Sultan of
Brunei after the abdication of his father in 1967.
He has one of the largest car collections in the
world, with some companies making new cars
exclusively for him. He even has a Rolls Royce
coated with 24K gold.

2. Bhumibol Adulyadej, King of Thailand
- $30 billion

Bhumibol Adulyadej is the beloved King of
Thailand. He is the longest currently serving head
of state and the longest reigning monarch in the
history of his country. He has been the country’s
King since 1946. He has made generous
contributions to various sectors of Thai society. He
is considered to be the richest royal in the world.

1. Vladimir Putin, President of Russia - $
40 billion

Vladimir Putin has been the Russian President
since 2012, though he also served in the post from
2000 to 2008. Though his reported income is only
$80,000, Putin is said to be a multi-billionaire
because of his stakes in various Russian
companies. He has had several houses built
ostensibly as official residences of the head of
state or government. One in Praskoveevka near the
Black Sea is said to cost around a billion dollars.

Chai! I can't believe this! I'm on frontpage and guess what? You already know what I wanna say. First of all, I wanna give God the glory, for keepin me alive to see this wonderful day. I never thought I was goin to join the league of FTC. I must say, this is a dream come true. I also wanna thank MTN for providin me with fast network (altho dem dey fvck up sometimes sha), then I wanna thank oga Seun for this wonderful platform. Lots of gratitude also goes to my mum for everythin she's done and is doin for me » you must eat the fruit of your labour. I also appreciate my family, friends, foes and critics. Without you all, I wouldn't have achieved this great feat. It feels great to be at the top. And as for you all that are hopin to achieve this feat, persistence is the key. Jux believe in urself and u will get here. In no distant time, you're going to shout FTC just like ur predecessors and I have done!!! @topic: Talk about hard currency! I'll get there

I think numbers start from 0 till infinity.
0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10
So after number 1, Ebele Jo takes number 0 position

OK.










Am not expecting the shoeless man from Otuoke to make the list.

Btw OP try and edit your post. Try and itemize your posts well. You just jampacked everything like agbero

colossus2: Btw OP try and edit your post. Try and itemize your posts well. You just jampacked everything like agbero

colossus2: Btw OP try and edit your post. Try and itemize your posts well. You just jampacked everything like agbero

REALLY Tell me more...

Ceasar1: Talking about cold cash, how about Abacha and that ex-Ukrainian president. - Night Looters.

those are past leaders nah...

colossus2: I think numbers start from 0 till infinity.
0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10
So after number 1, Ebele Jo takes number 0 position

Jona is their oga at the top,coz most of 'em get oil,and jona sef get CRUDEoil...

Where the hell is GEJ?

Smartsyn: OK.










Am not expecting the shoeless man from Otuoke to make the list.

he's watching yah...

OgidiOlu3: Where the hell is GEJ?

He's been cheated abi

iamliltee: REALLY Tell me more...

I spoke english which is not difficult for you to understand

What I mean is make your post like this
v v v v v v v v

10. Sebastian Pinera, President of Chile - $2.4billion

Sebastian Pinera came to power in 2010 after
being elected as the first billionaire to be sworn in
as President of Chile. He owned Chilevision, a
terrestrial television channel that broadcasted all
over Chile. He also owned 27 percent of LAN
Airlines after purchasing the shares of
Scandinavian Airlines in the former state-owned
firm in 1994. He also held a 13 percent share in
Colo Colo, one of the country’s most popular
football clubs. He was also responsible for
introducing credit cards to Chile in the 70s.

9. Mohammed VI, King of Morocco - $2.5billion

Mohammed VI became the King of Morocco in
1999 after the death of his father. He drew a lot of
attention after promising to tackle the triple issues
of poverty, corruption and human rights violations.
These have yet to be solved, however, as
evidenced by widespread protests in 2011.
Corruption issues have also led to the King
himself. He holds significant amount of shares in
Omnium Nord Africain, or the ONA Group, that
owns diverse investments in retail, financial
services, mining and other sectors.

8. Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, Emir of Qatar - $2.5 billion

The ruler of Qatar comes from the Al Thani
dynasty that began its reign in 1850 when
Muhammad bin Thani ruled the country. The
family comes from one of the largest tribes in the
Arabian Peninsula called the Banu Tamim. The
current Emir came to power in 1995 after deposing
his father. He was one of the primary backers of
the Al Jazeera news network, even providing a $
137 million loan to help the company in its first
years of operation. The Emir is also known as a
huge football fan, having made bids to take over
clubs like Manchester United and Rangers FC.

7. Hans-Adam II, Prince of Liechstenstein - $4billion

His full name can be a mouthful: Johannes Hans
Adam Ferdinand Alois Josef Maria Marko d’
Aviano Pius von und zu Liechtenstein. He owns
the LGT banking group. His family also owns an
extensive collection of art pieces. These are
displayed for public viewing at the Liechtenstein
Museum in Vienna. He is considered as the
wealthiest monarch in all of Europe. He holds
broad powers as head of state, including the ability
to introduce legislation and the power to veto laws
passed by the parliament.

colossus2:
I spoke english which is not difficult for you to understand

What I mean is make your post like this
v v v v v v v v

I understand perfectly watchu insinuating bro,but em jes trying to play by the rules,there are 4 spaces for attachments,that's why I decided to seperate 'em...

iamliltee:
I understand perfectly watchu insinuating bro,but em jes trying to play by the rules,there are 4 spaces for attachments,that's why I decided to seperate 'em...

You still didn't get me. Separating them is not the issue. Let them look itemized. There's a sample in my previous comment. There's space between number 10 and number 9 down to number 7. I also made the names bold. It looks pleasant to a reader that way unlike when they look clustered. No p if you can't modify it. I'm just saying.
Cheers!!!

IBRAHIM BADAMOSI BABAGINDA... A former Nigerians Military leader and head of state. $75Billion.. Though it might sound like speculations, but we all believe he's as rich as Nigeria itself. He is also above the constitution and cannot be arrested till he dies.


The simple truth is that I am tired of Naija.. I am even typing rubbish

If GEJ declares his assets, he would make the list.

What does it profit å man to gain the whole world and loses his life

colossus2: I think numbers start from 0 till infinity.
0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10
So after number 1, Ebele Jo takes number 0 position

am sure d O.P doesn't know much about Nigerian politics. The list is endless without the inclusion of our past and present Presidents.

wow!!! surprised no Nigerian is among??

JONA! JONA!! JONA!!! why is ur name not on d list?

IjogzK: IBRAHIM BADAMOSI BABAGINDA... A former Nigerians Military leader and head of state. $75Billion.. Though it might sound like speculations, but we all believe he's as rich as Nigeria itself. He is also above the constitution and cannot be arrested till he dies.


The simple truth is that I am tired of Naija.. I am even typing rubbish

Is IBB above d law? His he queen Elizabeth?

where is baba iyabo

.

iamliltee: Next: 2. Bhumibol Adulyadej, King of Thailand
- $30 billion

Bhumibol Adulyadej is the beloved King of
Thailand. He is the longest currently serving head
of state and the longest reigning monarch in the
history of his country. He has been the country’s
King since 1946. He has made generous
contributions to various sectors of Thai society. He
is considered to be the richest royal in the world.
Next: 1. Vladimir Putin, President of Russia - $
40 billion

Vladimir Putin has been the Russian President
since 2012, though he also served in the post from
2000 to 2008. Though his reported income is only
$80,000, Putin is said to be a multi-billionaire
because of his stakes in various Russian
companies. He has had several houses built
ostensibly as official residences of the head of
state or government. One in Praskoveevka near the
Black Sea is said to cost around a billion dollars.

Money no even show 4 dem faze...mtcheew

Aii...no Nigerian President (past/present) is there and we would be shouting corruption - when them only stealing . That means plenty money is still remaining there, no wonder they wanto die dre, nd dey won't leave till they enter this list (top 10 richest...)

after they wud say, its Africans leaders that are corrupt.....imagine puttin havin 40 billion dollars and owns most of russian company....i wont blame Atiku and co.