Unannounced, Facebook Founder, Mark Zuckerberg sneaked into Nigeria without any protocol or heavy security officials from the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) or any other world class security agency.

The 32-year-old tech entrepreneur who is the seventh richest man in the world with total assets based of $55.74B to meet with tech entrepreneur has been seen in major streets of Lagos meeting with people young chaps, jugging on the popular Ikoyi Bridge, meeting with Nollywood actors and holding events with techpreneurs and many more.

The question is does the Facebook Founder has any security protecting him against any attack?

The social-media company shelled out $5 million last year to make sure its co-founder and CEO had protection around the clock, according to regulatory filings.

Maybe Zuckerberg really does need protection, after ISIS earlier this year threatened him and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.

Either Zuckerberg is paranoid or there are far fewer people out to get powerful Apple CEO Tim Cook — whose company spent relative chump change of $209,151 on his safety last year, the filings show.

And Twitter spent only $68,500 last year to keep Dorsey safe.

“Because of the high visibility of our company, our compensation and governance committee has authorized an overall security program for Mr. Zuckerberg to address safety concerns due to specific threats to his safety arising directly as a result of his position as our founder, chairman and CEO,” Facebook’s filing states.

“We require these security measures for the company’s benefit because of the importance of Mr. Zuckerberg to Facebook, and we believe that the costs of this overall security program are ¬appropriate and necessary.”

The 2015 budget to protect Zuckerberg was actually down from the $6.2 million spent for his security in 2014, filings show.

In 2013, Facebook spent some $3.2 million on security for its leader, meaning that three years of keeping Zuckerberg out of harm’s way has added up to about $14.4 million.
The security package includes bodyguards, private-jet travel and maintenance of alarms, cameras and other equipment at his residences, documents show.

The Post’s Page Six exclusively reported in February that Zuckerberg had 16 bodyguards working in shifts to trail him.

Zuckerberg is married to his Harvard sweetheart, pediatrician Priscilla Chan, and they’re the parents of a 5-month-old daughter, Maxima.

The 32-year-old tech pioneer is worth $44.6 billion and is the youngest person on the Forbes list of the 10 wealthiest people in the world.

Zuckerberg isn’t the only Facebook big to get major protection. The company said it also shelled out nearly $1.3 million last year to make sure Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg was properly safeguarded, regulatory filings reveal.


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isoryt!

Article was meant to show me his security details during the Lagos visit only. Article chooses to rather ramble off point into money paid yearly for security around the clock. Nobody's looking to kill Tim Cook in Nigeria, I watch BBC all day and know only the name not the face well as many other Nigerians. If it was Steve Jobs however more money would've gotten allocated.

"The security package includes bodyguards, private-jet travel and maintenance of alarms, cameras and other equipment at his residences, documents show"

Thats where the dough went to, bros. When you have paranoid fellas in US who would just shoot you for no viable reasons and claim mental issues, security should be paramount. Tim Cook especially.