. Igho Sanomi
Igho Sanomi was born in Agbor, Delta State. He is the richest billionaire in Nigeria with an estimated worth of $1 billion.

His business interests include telecommunications, shipping, aviation, engineering, construction and real estate investments

Currently, Sanomi serves as the Executive Director of Cosmos oil AG. He is also the founder/chairman of Taleveras, an energy trading company.



2. Ladi Delano
Ladi Delano founded a Chinese Alcoholic Beverage Company, Solidarnosc Asia in 2004 at the young age of 24. The company was known for its premium brand of vodka, Solid XS.

At some point, Solid XS had a 50% market share in China. It became the mainstream liquor brand and was popular in over 30 cities. Ladi eventually sold Solidarnosc for $15 million. Subsequently, he used his profit from the sales to establish a real estate investment company which is based in mainland China.

Delano is a serial entrepreneur who made his first million when he founded his first company, Solidarnosc Asia.

Currently, Delano runs Bakrie Delano Africa (BDA) which is a $1 billion joint venture with the Bakrie Group of Indonesia.

In 2012, Delano featured on Forbes list as one of the young millionaires to watch out for in Africa.

3. Linda Ikeji
A few years ago, Linda Ikeji broke the news when it was reported that she had purchased a property in the exotic Banana Island for over $1 million.



Linda was born on the 19th September 1980. She began her career as a model before quitting to becoming a full-time blogger.

Currently, she is the highest paid blogger in the country. She started her blog from the cyber cafe before she could afford an internet connection at home.

4. Jason Njoku
Born on the 11th of December 1980, Jason Chukwuma Njoku is the founder of the internet company, IROKOtv. He is also a start up investor with investments in several budding start ups in Nigeria.

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Jason came up with the iROKOtv idea when he was living with his mother as 30 year old. According to him, this was his 11th attempt at starting a business.

In July 2012, he was named by Forbes Africa as one of the ten Young African Millionaires to watch out for. He has also been named as one of Fast Company’s Top 1000 Most Creative People in Business.

Jason is also the founder of Spark, a $2 million investment company for Lagos based internet start-ups. Some of Spark’s initial investments include Tolet.com.ng, Hotels.ng, Drinks.ng amongst other.

5. Sijibomi Ogundele
Born in Agege, Lagos, Sijibomi had a very humble beginning but he had an innate desire to become rich, confident and unique. Over time, he was able to leverage his network to create wealth for him.

He is the founder of the Sujimoto Construction Company Ltd, a multi-million dollar construction company with assets in cities like Accra, Dubai, Lagos, Riyadh, Paris and Madrid.

Sijibomi is a trained lawyer but he has amassed skills and experience in business, strategy and investments over the last few years. And this has been pivotal in building his brand as a successful businessman.
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