The Dangote Group includes the following subsidiaries, among others:[3]

1. ALCO International Limited
2. Dangote Nigeria Limited
3. Dangote Transport Limited
4. Dangote Cement Plc.
5. Dangote Salt Plc.
6. Dangote Flour Mills Plc.
7. Dangote Sugar Plc.
8. Dangote Oil & Gas Industries International
9. Dangote Textiles Limited
10. Dangote Holdings Limited
11. Blue Star Limited
12. Dansa Foods Limited

But not Dansa Oil & Gas Limited - according to Aliko.  

The monies were borrowed, not stolen. Worst case scenario, Dangote will have to sell lots of stock to pay back the loans. It's not such a big deal for him as long as he has enough to pay back the loans, and he definitely seems to. Rich people have a habit of getting addicted to credit, that's all.

Seun:

The monies were borrowed, not stolen. Worst case scenario, Dangote will have to sell lots of stock to pay back the loans. It's not such a big deal for him as long as he has enough to pay back the loans, and he definitely seems to. Rich people have a habit of getting addicted to credit, that's all.

Borrowing under false pretense amounts to criminality - and you don't see any issue with his monopoly on almost all sectors of business in Nigeria. The last time I checked there are anti trust laws in Nigeria.