1. Late Alhaji Alhassan Dantata – Kolanut trader. He was the wealthiest man in West Africa during his time. He started the Dantata dynasty and his descendants are some of the
richest people in Nigeria (Dangote / Dantata
family).

2. Olorogun Michael Ibru – founder of the Ibru Organization and head of one of the richest family in Nigeria.

3. Orji Uzor Kalu – billionaire founder of Slok Group. He was rusticated from university for
his participation in a student protest. Though
he was later granted Amnesty by the school
authority, he rejected it and chose to become
an entrepreneur.

4. High Chief Olu Benson Lulu Briggs – silent billionaire founder of Moni Pulo.

5. Femi Otedola – Chairman of Forte Oil, SeaForce, etc (largest diesel importer in Nigeria, also owns the largest fleet of ships).

6. Rasaq Okoya – founder of Eleganza Group. Did not attend university

7. Cosmos Maduka – founder of Coscharis
Group (sole distributor of BMW vehicles in West Africa), dropped out of elementary school

8. Cletus Madubugwu Ibeto – founder of
the Ibeto Group (Petrochemicals, Cement manufacturing)

9. Innocent Ifediaso Chukwuma – Founder
of Innoson Group, manufacturers of IVM motors and Innoson Plastics.

10. Sir Tony Ezenna – CEO of Orange Drugs, Inherited a patent shop from his father and grew it into a conglomerate.

11. Vincent Obianodo – founder, The Young
Shall Grow Motors (the largest transport company in Nigeria), RockView Hotels.

12. Emmanuel Isichei Ugochukwo Ojei – Nuel Ojei Holdings LTD (Sole distributor of Mazda, Nuel Autos, Emo Oil). Did not attend university

13. Ladi Delano – CEO of Bakrie Delano, (a
$1billion investment firm). Did not attend high institution

14. Bode Akindele – (Modandola Group). Did not attend high institution.

15. Michael Collins Ifeanyi Enebeli Ajereh
(aka Don Jazzy) – famous music producer and
co-founder of defunct Mo’Hits Records. Now CEO of Marvin Records. Dropped out of Ambrose Ali University Ekpoma after his first
year.

16. Mrs Folorunsho Alakija – (Famfa Oil) –
Richest woman in Africa, did not attend
university.

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How about Razak Okoya?

They don't teach how to become rich in the University

XVIER:
1. Late Alhaji Alhassan Dantata – Kolanut trader. He was the wealthiest man in West Africa during his time. He started the Dantata dynasty and his descendants are some of the
richest people in Nigeria (Dangote / Dantata
family).

2. Olorogun Michael Ibru – founder of the Ibru Organization and head of one of the richest family in Nigeria.

3. Orji Uzor Kalu – billionaire founder of Slok Group. He was rusticated from university for
his participation in a student protest. Though
he was later granted Amnesty by the school
authority, he rejected it and chose to become
an entrepreneur.

4. High Chief Olu Benson Lulu Briggs – silent billionaire founder of Moni Pulo.

5. Femi Otedola – Chairman of Forte Oil, SeaForce, etc (largest diesel importer in Nigeria, also owns the largest fleet of ships).

6. Rasaq Okoya – founder of Eleganza Group. Did not attend university

7. Cosmos Maduka – founder of Coscharis
Group (sole distributor of BMW vehicles in West Africa), dropped out of elementary school

8. Cletus Madubugwu Ibeto – founder of
the Ibeto Group (Petrochemicals, Cement manufacturing)

9. Innocent Ifediaso Chukwuma – Founder
of Innoson Group, manufacturers of IVM motors and Innoson Plastics.

10. Sir Tony Ezenna – CEO of Orange Drugs, Inherited a patent shop from his father and grew it into a conglomerate.

11. Vincent Obianodo – founder, The Young
Shall Grow Motors (the largest transport company in Nigeria), RockView Hotels.

12. Emmanuel Isichei Ugochukwo Ojei – Nuel Ojei Holdings LTD (Sole distributor of Mazda, Nuel Autos, Emo Oil). Did not attend university

13. Ladi Delano – CEO of Bakrie Delano, (a
$1billion investment firm). Did not attend high institution

14. Bode Akindele – (Modandola Group). Did not attend high institution.

15. Michael Collins Ifeanyi Enebeli Ajereh
(aka Don Jazzy) – famous music producer and
co-founder of defunct Mo’Hits Records. Now CEO of Marvin Records. Dropped out of Ambrose Ali University Ekpoma after his first
year.

16. Mrs Folorunsho Alakija – (Famfa Oil) –
Richest woman in Africa, did not attend
university.

Preach on dude. There need to be a change in the mindset of Nigerians if we really want to move forward. University education is not the only way to succeed or to be productive.The worse part is that Nigeria university education system isn't very efficient. There is one advantage though, lots of graduates can speak big english, and they have good grammar construction, unfortunately, that is the only good in them. #NoBeef

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