defashan: ...............HAUSA MAN....RICHEST BLACKMAN


...............YORUBA WOMAN...RICHEST BLACK WOMAN




.............Igbo.................?

manny4life:


Those figures aren't correct, this is the problem with journalism. when Forbes, an organization that values assets did thier numbers, it thoroughly carried out their research and computed their numbers very well. We can't go by hearsay nor comparing apples with oranges.

1. Mrs Alakija DOES NOT control 60% of the oil field. In fact according to the participant data culled from "WOOD MACKENZIE" - A global research and consulting firm in the field of Energy, Mining and Metals. Famfa Oil (a company owned by Ms. Alakija and family controls 10% of the said well. If you read the background, you will see that NNPC controls a whopping 50%.

2. According to production data obtained by same group, though the well does have a production limit of 250,000 bpd, however, the well in question has never reached 100% production limit. The data showed that production was between 157 AND 159 from 2011 to 2014 forecast. After 2014, production will dwindle largely because major operators are exiting the field. Therefore, isn't it VERY FALSE to claim 200,000bpd that's not even drilled. If they assessed based on reserve levels, one can understand, however doing so by production level (not 100%) is grossly false

yuzedo: Igbe Malu!

Na by like that dem dey take become richest black woman? Haha! If i hear!

So from former fashion designer/tailor of Maryam Babangida, dis madam put oyel bloc for pocket? Okay, issorai.. e dey happen. But why ride on our sensibilities and form richest black woman?? On Earth?! How much did T.Y Danjuma get when he divested from his oil bloc venture? Are the figures before or after tax? Have all deductibles been made? Have the other stakeholders collected their cut? What is HER PERSONAL equity share in the Oil Company? This woman is not even the richest woman in Nigeria. Make she go rest with her propaganda, abi is she trying to impress her society women's club? We need another story.

ajadek: I wonder ooo,where is her depot,mega station,vessel etc compared with mrs oil,dangote sectary can put her money inside wallet,where mrs ajimobi they take €400k go london every 2 2 weeks,mariam abacha is there,a lot woman like,hajia maria in kano etc

ajadek: I wonder ooo,where us her depot,mega station,vessel etc compared with mrs oil,dangote sectary can put her money inside wallet,where mrs ajimobi they 1bn go london every 2 2 weeks,mariam abacha is there,a lot woman like,hajia maria in kano etc

sleekdot: Richest Black man in the World : Nigerian

Richest black woman in the world: Nigerian

kabaka1: Kudos to this naija lioness. She's such s great inspiration for both women & men 2 & I hope that produces more of her kind in d near future

manny4life:


Those figures aren't correct, this is the problem with journalism. when Forbes, an organization that values assets did thier numbers, it thoroughly carried out their research and computed their numbers very well. We can't go by hearsay nor comparing apples with oranges.

1. Mrs Alakija DOES NOT control 60% of the oil field. In fact according to the participant data culled from "WOOD MACKENZIE" - A global research and consulting firm in the field of Energy, Mining and Metals. Famfa Oil (a company owned by Ms. Alakija and family controls 10% of the said well. If you read the background, you will see that NNPC controls a whopping 50%.

2. According to production data obtained by same group, though the well does have a production limit of 250,000 bpd, however, the well in question has never reached 100% production limit. The data showed that production was between 157 AND 159 from 2011 to 2014 forecast. After 2014, production will dwindle largely because major operators are exiting the field. Therefore, isn't it VERY FALSE to claim 200,000bpd that's not even drilled. If they assessed based on reserve levels, one can understand, however doing so by production level (not 100%) is grossly false

Abyjah: Now that we know, can we please talk about Jesus?

He told a parable about a billionaire agric-tycoon and Lazarus the poor.
Lazarus died and the billionaire couldn't buy out death either. It was in death he realized his billions couldn't buy a drop of water from Abraham's finger.

Vanity though I want it!

mekaboy: ON A GOOD START UP WITHOUT CORRUPTION, DANGOTE AND THIS WOMAN WILL NOT BE ANYWHERE CLOSE TO FORBES LIST.

BOTH OF THEM ARE FRONTING FOR CORRUPT POLITICIANS WHO HAVE HUGE STAKE IN THEIR COMPANIES.

WITHOUT THE HELP OF PAST PRESIDENTS, SUPPORTING DANGOTE TO FORCEFULLY MONOPOLIZE CEMENT, SUGAR ETC , HOW WILL HE AMOUNT TO RICHEST MAN.

OF COURSE WE KNOW THAT ANYTHING THAT HAS TO DO WITH OIL BLOCK IN NIGERIA IS CORRUPT, SO WITH THOROUGH INVESTIGATION, YOU WILL DISCOVER THE MAIN PEOPLE THIS WOMAN ACCOUNT TO.

IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE, FOR ANY NIGERIAN BASED IN NIGERIA TO MAKE IT TO THE LIST OF WORLD RICHEST PEOPLE WITHOUT CORRUPTION .

Horus:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZlsQF3Q_2c

[size=15pt]Folorunsho Alakija Becomes World's Richest Black Woman[/size]

According to Ventures Africa, an African business magazine and news service, the richest black woman in the world is NO LONGER Oprah Wilfrey but Nigerian Billionaire oil tycoon Folorunsho Alakija. The report suggests that the 61 year-old owner/founder of Famfa oil is worth at least $3.3 billion, $500 million richer than media mogul Oprah Winfrey whose wealth Forbes magazine estimated at $2.7 billion in September. Infact, Alakija's claim in a $10.74 billion oil well is worth $6.44 billion. But the report subtracts 50% of the $6.44 billion (in a worse case scenario) since it is unknown whether or not the company has any long-term or short-term debt. In essence, If Famfa oil is debt free, Mrs Alakija will undisputedly be the world's richest black woman with $6.4 billion dollars. She is also reported to have a real estate portfolio running into hundreds of millions.It was reported earlier this year that she acquired a property at Hyde Park in London for $102 million. She also owns a Bombardier Global Express 6000 jet which she bought earlier this year for a reported $46 million.