zlantanfan:
Their you go again, dude has secured an ipo in the london stock exchange but isnt big enough to make it on forbes.

It isn't an issue of low profile or not (zugerberg, adenuga and a host of shy billionaire with IPOs are on Forbes once you have a big enough trading profile

Ilovemystate:

Oboy forget Forbes rubbish, when Glo and Smile network bidded for 9mobile, Glo was disqualified because of their financial capability, Smile was preferred bidder

Read this report
Mike Adenuga's troubled Glo can't shell out the cash to acquire 9 mobile

https://www.thecable.ng/why-globacom-badly-wants-9mobile-and-why-it-may-not-get-it

Foolishbuhari:


Bro I know you think the Forbes list actually contains the richest of the rich but it's a false claim Bro. I currently know a woman in the US who's a billionaire in dollars but she's fighting tooth and nail to make sure no one knows her and her worth. This lady is worth over 200 billion dollars and she has even gone the length of using paymasters to hide her wealth.

Again I never knew there were trillionaires in dollars but current business dealings and exposure through this same woman have made me know there are and these men hide from public glare with the same desperation you have to breath fresh air LOL

So a person may choose to be very low key Bro just for his own name and safety. As our people would say, na yam when dey come out from ground nai dem dey use sand cover oo

zlantanfan:
Firstly i admire the guy, infact i surround my self with minds like this.

But you saying Forbes list is rubbish lol!

I don't need to remind you that dangote just dropped from first 100 despite getting his refinery almost set (with investors flocking) so Glo not purchasing 9mobile is their administrative headache.

But i concern myself alone with adenuga still on Forbes, (That is the haven and pinnacle of every business which has truly gone public) of which our guy knows the importance and enlisting "3" of his business.


No be beans, either way i sincerely appreciate his effort and i intend to enlist my company on international stocks one day

Ilovemystate:
Obijackson Children and women Hospital Okija Anambra state

zlantanfan:
[s]Firstly i admire the guy, infact i surround my self with minds like this.

But you saying Forbes list is rubbish lol!

I don't need to remind you that dangote just dropped from first 100 despite getting his refinery almost set (with investors flocking) so Glo not purchasing 9mobile is their administrative headache.

But i concern myself alone with adenuga still on Forbes, (That is the haven and pinnacle of every business which has truly gone public) of which our guy knows the importance and enlisting "3" of his business.


No be beans, either way i sincerely appreciate his effort and i intend to enlist my company on international stocks one day[/s]

zlantanfan:
I know bro, people who like privacy won't enlist on global stock (the process alone is strenuous and expensive).

My point was they claim the guy is low key but I insist he wouldn't have bothered putting 3 companies on public IPO if he wanted low key.


Yes apple is worth a trillion dollars (because it is on public stock) but the Saudi oil firm amarco reportedly earns more than apple but it didn't go public cos of shady deals.


Majority of genuine business wish to go public, only few honest ones want privacy the rest are just shady

Asshurbanipall:
Lalasticlala, this should be on homepage

senatordave1:
Op,thank you for this info and expose.i served in ozubulu which borders okija and i heard a lot about obijackson and hid domineering influence in okija and ihiala and how he was embarrassed politically by hon anohu during the house of reps poll.i ranked him as one of the top ten richest in anambra but from what you have posted,he is clearly among the top ten richest in iboland.he should be the 3rd richest in anambra behind cosmas maduka and arthur eze.please,ill like you to open similar posts on billionaires like Oscar udorji,emeka offor,stanel,dozzy oil,chicason etc

Asshurbanipall:
I think Arthur is overhyped. What does that guy have except political patronage. He may have had money in the 90s but not anymore. Arthur is overhyped sincerely, there is nothing to his name except noise and drama

Atlas Petroleum International and its sister company Oranto Petroleum have an extensive footprint across the African continent, holding 22 oil and gas licenses in 12 jurisdictions. With an unrivalled knowledge of African petroleum sectors and plays, Atlas and Oranto seek to create long-term value with investment strategies that benefit ourselves and our partners, host countries and their citizens. Established by Nigerian businessman and philanthropist Prince Arthur Eze, our group has been proudly exploring Africa since 1991.

Asshurbanipall:
I think Arthur is overhyped. What does that guy have except political patronage. He may have had money in the 90s but not anymore. Arthur is overhyped sincerely, there is nothing to his name except noise and drama

globemoney:

Nestoil is far richer than Cosmas Maduka. What are you talking about. Anambra top 5 includes Arthur Eze and Nestoil, I dont really know who the others are

globemoney:

Nestoil is far richer than Cosmas Maduka. What are you talking about. Anambra top 5 includes Arthur Eze and Nestoil, I dont really know who the others are

Ilovemystate:

Emeka Offor, Emeka Okwosa, Allen Onyema Air Peace.

senatordave1:

Are you sure? Cosmas is the 2nd richest ibo man after ouk.but i don't know any of his businesses apart from coscharis

senatordave1:

[s]Are you sure? Cosmas is the 2nd richest ibo man after ouk.but i don't know any of his businesses apart from coscharis[/s]

senatordave1:

Are you sure? Cosmas is the 2nd richest ibo man after ouk.but i don't know any of his businesses apart from coscharis

Asshurbanipall:
I think Arthur is overhyped. What does that guy have except political patronage. He may have had money in the 90s but not anymore. Arthur is overhyped sincerely, there is nothing to his name except noise and drama

Arthur Eze made about $200M selling oil blocks in Liberia, and his company was one of the first companies to bid in Uganda’s first competitive oil exploration licenses, launched in 2015.