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Hakeem Belo-Osagie is a Nigerian businessman. He is the Chairman of Metis Capital Partners an organisation focused on brokering & delivering attractive, large-ticket transactions in Africa to select blue chip international investment partners. [1] He was listed by Forbes Magazine as the forty-first richest man in Africa in 2014.[2]

Belo-Osagie is the son of Professor Tiamiyu Belo-Osagie, a renowned gynecologist who catered to the medical needs of the family of former Nigerian military president Ibrahim Babangida. Through that connection, Hakeem secured a job as Special Assistant to the Presidential Adviser on Petroleum and Energy and later as Special Assistant to the Minister of Petroleum and Energy, late Alhaji Rilwan Lukmon. The appointments, he admits put him in the position to close in on a few oil deals from which he made his first fortune.

Belo-Osagie started his career as a petroleum economist and lawyer, following his graduation from Harvard Business School. For more than three decades, he has been a key player in the Nigerian economy through his participation in several private sector businesses; particularly in the fields of energy, finance and telecommunications. Up Until 2017, Belo-Osagie was the chairman of Etisalat's Nigerian arm, in which he controlled a significant stake. He also has a range of other business interests in Nigeria.[3]

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Forty first not forty five

Hakeem Belo-Osagie is a Nigerian businessman. He is the Chairman of Metis Capital Partners an organisation focused on brokering & delivering attractive, large-ticket transactions in Africa to select blue chip international investment partners. [1] He was listed by Forbes Magazine as the forty-first richest man in Africa in 2014.[2]

Belo-Osagie is the son of Professor Tiamiyu Belo-Osagie, a renowned gynecologist who catered to the medical needs of the family of former Nigerian military president Ibrahim Babangida. Through that connection, Hakeem secured a job as Special Assistant to the Presidential Adviser on Petroleum and Energy and later as Special Assistant to the Minister of Petroleum and Energy, late Alhaji Rilwan Lukmon. The appointments, he admits put him in the position to close in on a few oil deals from which he made his first fortune.

Belo-Osagie started his career as a petroleum economist and lawyer, following his graduation from Harvard Business School. For more than three decades, he has been a key player in the Nigerian economy through his participation in several private sector businesses; particularly in the fields of energy, finance and telecommunications. Up Until 2017, Belo-Osagie was the chairman of Etisalat's Nigerian arm, in which he controlled a significant stake. He also has a range of other business interests in Nigeria.[3]

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Belo Osagie ruins any company he touches.

He was the MD of UBA and so rubbished the bank that Standard Trust took over. He was so useless that he got a life ban from engaging in banking.

He founded EMTS and sold 60% to Mudabala owners of the Etisalat brand name. We all know how Etisalat ended up under him.

He's a corporate con man who has a history of financial epilepsy.