Gajagojo:

Why must be own properties ? Why can't be rent?

Why should he lie?

You only talk based on your knowledge,education and exposure which is obviously limited?

astana1:


Source: https://dailytrust.com/people-working-for-me-have-houses-abroad-but-i-dont-dangote/

WhisperedNoise:
Statements like these sound humble but upon closer inspection, you'll find out that they're not.

Dangote is the richest black man in the world. He spends a considerable amount of time abroad. If he spends a chunk of time in the US, why shouldn't he have a house there?

Note that the cost of him paying for hotels will be astronomical...I mean, he won't stay in a two star hotel. Calculate the amount of hotel fees, and cross it against purchasing a house and see whether it makes sense.

Also, every man has a weakness. For Bill Gates, it's philanthropy. For Bezos, it's it's $500 million yatch. For some, it might be vintage cars. For some, Oyster watches. For some, horses. For some, houses. For some, clothes.

Let's not judge people because we don't fancy their proclivities.

awumen:

You have said it all. The things we lack is a good policy that put capital for investment in the hands of the youths.
Let the FGN, roll out a genuine program in 2-4 years that can put loan of 5-10M in the hands of 50,000 youths only then will you see massive turn around

Fiscus105:




Blowjohn! That's ur moniker, it says alot about u.

astana1:


Source: https://dailytrust.com/people-working-for-me-have-houses-abroad-but-i-dont-dangote/

Juniorangel:
This is old news naa...

seanwilliam:
not really. I know many people that squandered more than that amount , although they’re not so broke today, they’re just surviving ..

egopersonified:


So why do lottery winners go broke?

kenex4ever:
Lies upon lies.
How much do you pay your workers that can make them buy house abroad?

Many small private companies that underpay workers pay better than you.

The only thing people do in ur Company is to save 3 to 5m after many years of starving and deprivation in order to japa.
Stop deceiving the masses please.

hush15:



I hear you. I didn't insult him and you don't have to insult me on his behalf, telling me am limited and is he limitless, cos i know he isn't. I just don't believe him. His businesses may own the property or proxies but he can't tell me he is big on savings yet spends so much his accommodation on hotels and lodge, not to mention the yatch he owns... Where is the savings.

Pierohandsome:
People shouldn't buy luxurious things abi, but you can buy yatch? Dey play

Shattuck:
company executives earn high, when he says employees I don't think he was referring to the normal low level employee or dangote truck drivers.

Lovelyn451:
u won't progress nah, 125th world richest with govt fundings, exploitation, monopoly, killings...what is he mentoring u abeg

yarimo:
Humble real billionaire in reality, unlike online millionaire and billionaire boasting 24/7 from there erosion village

Raxxye:
Dangote, how w far the refinery? Abi are na scam una scam us?

MrBrownJay1:
as a very smart man once said:" its cheaper to own ONE home, and rent home for holidays, than buy a holiday home that you only use a few times a yr!"

WhisperedNoise:
Statements like these sound humble but upon closer inspection, you'll find out that they're not.

Dangote is the richest black man in the world. He spends a considerable amount of time abroad. If he spends a chunk of time in the US, why shouldn't he have a house there?

Note that the cost of him paying for hotels will be astronomical...I mean, he won't stay in a two star hotel. Calculate the amount of hotel fees, and cross it against purchasing a house and see whether it makes sense.

Also, every man has a weakness. For Bill Gates, it's philanthropy. For Bezos, it's it's $500 million yatch. For some, it might be vintage cars. For some, Oyster watches. For some, horses. For some, houses. For some, clothes.

Let's not judge people because we don't fancy their proclivities.

twosquare:
You should rather ask why Elon Musk doesn't have a house too.

Gerrard59:
Honestly, this is correct. I have analysed buying a holiday home and read comments from various people who toyed with the idea. The summary is that it does not make financial sense. It only makes financial sense if the house is in a hub (tourist or business) and gets leased out. Another issue with a holiday home is it ties one to a particular location whereas tourism has to do with exploration of places.

yarimo:
Humble real billionaire in reality, unlike online millionaire and billionaire boasting 24/7 from there erosion village

blowjohn:
It's always easy to teach people how to make money in a way that is not realistic when u become rich and successful. They will tell u to ne focused, they will tell u to make use of any opportunities etc as if focus =capital

Oga dangote na capital give u breakthrough yes or no.

That's what the youths lack. Good capital.


E no get as e want be, give a man 50 million naira, he will be richer one way or the other.

Ooh you think only capital makes a business? you are intellectually lazy, capital is actually the tiniest of business growth parameters, managing the capital is the most important criteria and this man has done that excellently, thousand of people have had access to this same capital dangote had over the years, but where are those people today

WhisperedNoise:
Statements like these sound humble but upon closer inspection, you'll find out that they're not.

Dangote is the richest black man in the world. He spends a considerable amount of time abroad. If he spends a chunk of time in the US, why shouldn't he have a house there?

Note that the cost of him paying for hotels will be astronomical...I mean, he won't stay in a two star hotel. Calculate the amount of hotel fees, and cross it against purchasing a house and see whether it makes sense.

Also, every man has a weakness. For Bill Gates, it's philanthropy. For Bezos, it's it's $500 million yatch. For some, it might be vintage cars. For some, Oyster watches. For some, horses. For some, houses. For some, clothes.

Let's not judge people because we don't fancy their proclivities.