Alhassan dantata a hausa trader and a caravan merchant was said to be the wealthiest man in west Africa at the time of his death..

Wow!! Great article.. did you observe the message behind those pictures?
Its not about inheriting wealth..
Its about the mindset and determination to build and acquire wealth. Hussling and greatness runs in their blood.
Today some of us at waiting to dive on top of already acquired wealth of our parents thereby been lazy to work and put an extra effort.
That is their story, what is your story?

the have a generational curse called billionare men will love to have such

[color=#99000[b]0]..When the British Bank of West Africa was opened in Kano in 1929, he became the first Kano businessman to utilize a bank account when he deposited twenty camel loads of silver coins. Shortly before his death, he pointed to sixty “groundnut pyramids” in Kano and said, “These are all min[/b]e”.[/color]

..When the British Bank of West Africa was opened in Kano in 1929, he became the first Kano businessman to utilize a bank account when he deposited twenty camel loads of silver coins. Shortly before his death, he pointed to sixty “groundnut pyramids” in Kano and said, “These are all mine”.

At least he later died!!.

mttccheeww!!

bobbiekrantz:
At least he later died!!.
mttccheeww!!

and his great cousin Dangote is a billionaire

bobbiekrantz:
At least he later died!!.
mttccheeww!!

and his legacy is still alive

kaura5000:
..When the British Bank of West Africa was opened in Kano in 1929, he became the first Kano businessman to utilize a bank account when he deposited twenty camel loads of silver coins. Shortly before his death, he pointed to sixty “groundnut pyramids” in Kano and said, “These are all mine”.

You mean twenty bullion camels?

Cool generation

Lord pls I need a wife that will help me plan my resources! Amen!

Ojukwu Snr was far more richer than Dantata.