For the third year running Microsoft boss, Bill Gates remain the richest man on the planet according to 2016 richest persons on earth list. The surprise addition to this years list is a 19-year-old Miss Andresen, a professional dressage rider from Norway, whom according to forbes made her fortune from tobacco sales. While Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, made the biggest impact jumping from N0. 16 last to N0. 6 this year. The 31-year-old added $11.2 billion to his fortune. Africa richest man also dropped from N0. 37 last year to N0. 51 this year.

The aggregate net worth of the world's richest men this year stood at $6.48 trillion, $570 billion less than last year. It was also the first time since 2010 that the average net worth of a billionaire dropped.
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Iffahear say i click that link!

He is still rich!

He is still a big boi.
Imagine our leaders investing in our land like Dangote who has no house outside Africa.

LOL

Gozzzy:
Iffahear say i click that link!

Sibrah:
He is still a big boi.
Imagine our leaders investing in our land like Dangote who has no house outside Africa.

dangote get choice proptiesfor uk ,us and several arab countries

Thanks to Buhari, whose indecision rendered our capital market comatosed when he had the political capital across the world to catapult Nigeria to enviable place to do business.

Had Buhari accompanied his anti-corruption fight with good economic policies and implemented the recommendations of the first Economic Forum lead by VP, Osinbajo where Fmr. President of Georgia lectured us with other great economists and captains of industries, Nigeria would've been the first investment destination world over.

We need Buhari to take his annual leave now and allow his Vice, Osibanjo to lead as Tunde Idiagbor helped him in championing WAI in 1983 - 1985.