Motherfucker2:
An IPOB Billionaire drinking tea in France with Bill Gates

Meanwhile, the sons of hate Indigenous People Of Afonja- IPAF are busy swallowing Amala and Ewedu

shamecurls:


[s]
You re too dull

You need to start eating well[/s].

Costello559:
Money and money.....

Motherfucker2:
An IPOB Billionaire drinking tea in France with Bill Gates

Meanwhile, the sons of hate Indigenous People Of Afonja- IPAF are busy swallowing Amala and Ewedu

shamecurls:



You re too dull

You need to start eating well.

teebaxy:
Your stupidity is fucking matured. Come To think of it, does d IPOB man recognize ur fucking ass? Less u forget this man isn't richer than people like Femi Otedola, Adenuga. Double your hassle and free this great men with d work of there hands.

Tinydick:
Op.....bill gate is not d world richest man

Uduak2019:


afonja...

Olasco93:
An yet some people will say Money is not important in a Relationship.
#Money is Good
#The Rich are Significant anyday, anytime

henrydadon:
billionaires

i smell money everywhere..

this are men who made their money legitimately and are proud to go out in public

there is a difference between this men and people like E money and hush puppi

noting like legimate money

oluwa bless me too

sanky346:
The Sanusi policy that puts limit on the tenure of Bank CEOs was really a blessing in disguise for Elumelu. It made him discover the development entrepreneur in himself. The way he has transformed from a Corporate Bank CEO into a global force in civic entrepreneurship is really commendable and worth studying. Of all the bank CEOs of his time, he is really flying high. Obviously he towers above his contemporaries.

STILESGANG:
He still is With a net worth 81billion dolls.Say what you know

Tinydick:


Ortega nko?

STILESGANG:
Go and check forbes.Don't have time for arguements.

PrettyCrystal:
Nigerian billionaire and Chairman of Heirs Holdings, Tony Elumelu pictured with world's richest man, Bill Gates, at Le Club de l’Economie in France... Below is what the Nigerian philanthropist shared on his Facebook page;

Backstage with Bill Gates at the Le Club de l’Economie in France, organised by leading French newspaper, Le Monde, where we were both spoke about the new role of global philanthropy and its increasing influence on business, politics and culture.

I called for more "structured philanthropy" in Africa, especially targeting young entrepreneurs with great potential, and invited French investors and the larger global development community to join the Tony Elumelu Foundation in supporting thousands of African startups that already transforming our continent for good.


http://www.nationalhelm.net/2016/10/nigerian-billionaire-tony-elumelu-meets.html

Uduak2019:
Igbo Billionaires are doing great in this harsh economic hard times. Not like those Billioanires that get their money from Federal government, kickbacks, monopoly and looters...if the government revenue dwindles, their wealth and Forbes' standing drops as well...evident that their wealth is not from hard work and genuine investments but from Nigerian oil money and loot!

Uduak2019:
Igbo Billionaires are doing great in this harsh economic hard times. Not like those Billioanires that get their money from Federal government, kickbacks, monopoly and looters...if the government revenue dwindles, their wealth and Forbes' standing drops as well...evident that their wealth is not from hard work and genuine investments but from Nigerian oil money and loot!

newguy1:
[s]can't u put tribe aside n see a Nigerian doing something great. Tony dine and wine with people like him "dangote" nko n u are here praising him what make u different from those strret thugs dat run after politician during election shouting ma kinsman.[/s]

Tinydick:


Ortega nko?

Uduak2019:


Shattap there before I slap your afonja hypocritical face. I'll see Nigerians as one when afonjas come out in millions to protest that Calabar, Port Harcourt, Onne, Warri, proposed Ibaka and Onitsha ports should be allowed to function to full capacity like Lagos ports. Hypocrites!

sanky346:
The Sanusi policy that puts limit on the tenure of Bank CEOs was really a blessing in disguise for Elumelu. It made him discover the development entrepreneur in himself. The way he has transformed from a Corporate Bank CEO into a global force in civic entrepreneurship is really commendable and worth studying. Of all the bank CEOs of his time, he is really flying high. Obviously he towers above his contemporaries.