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I wish him quick recovery oooo, May God heal him soon.... Ok, Don't forget to vote GMB this Saturday Change is Here...... Vote APC......... |
Segadem:Pele oooo, Ki baba na ranti fi iyo sii, obe na ha dun.... Arsenal ti se obe, won de tun fi iyo sii.... |
i hope Chelsea is learning from Arsenal... ![]() |
dotcomnamename:believe me Giroud is going places.... |
Basildvalour:lol... your name will be added soon... Make sure you put more effort in whatever you do...and the sky will be your starting point... |
1. Aliko Dangote Worth $25 billion, Aliko Dangote of Nigeria, has been Africa’s richest man for four years now. He made his fortune producing cement, milling flour and refining sugar and food beverages and is $9 billion richer than last year, according to Forbes. 2. Johann Rupert & Family Forbes ranks the luxury good tycoon from South Africa as its number two richest man on the continent, worth $7.6 billion. He owns the Swiss-based luxury goods outfit Compagnie Financiere Richemont, which you might not have heard of, but its top end brands Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels and Montblanc among others, are household luxury names. 3. Nicky Oppenheimer & Family The descendants of South Africa’s original diamond barrens, the Oppenheimers, are worth $6.7 billion. A number that was buoyed when they sold their 40% stake in the family diamond business, De Beers, in July 2012, in a $5.1 billion all-cash deal to Anglo American. Although no longer majority shareholders in the diamond business, the Oppenheimer family still makes a profit through investments with private equity firm Tana Africa Capital. 4. Nassef Sawiris Tied with the Oppenheimer family when it comes to net worth, with $6.7 billion to play with, is Nassef Sawiris. He is the CEO of Egypt’s most valuable publicly-traded company, Orascom Construction Industries. 5. Mike Adenuga The founder of Nigeria’s second largest mobile phone network, Globacom, is notoriously reclusive, Forbes reports , hardly ever granting press interviews and always traveling with plenty of bodyguards. He is worth $4.6 billion with a portion of his wealth also derived from oil profits – he has the rights to some of Nigeria’s lucrative oil fields that his other company, Conoil Producing, mines. 6. Isabel Dos Santos Worth $3.7 billion, Isabel dos Santos of Angola is Africa’s richest woman and one of only two female billionaires on the continent — and the only woman to make Africa’s Top 10 wealthiest. The oldest daughter of Angola’s president Eduardo dos Santos, she owns large stakes in a number of blue-chip companies in Angola and Portugal including Angolan cell phone company Unitel. It is purported, however, that many of Isabel’s assets are actually held by her in trust for her father. 7. Issad Rebrab Algeria’s richest man, Issad Rebrab, is worth $3.2 billion thanks in a large part to his stake in his family’s business conglomerate Cevital, which has interests in auto distribution, mining, agriculture and sugar refining among others and is Algeria’s largest family-owned business group, employing some 12,000 people including all five of Rebrab’s children, Forbes reports. 8. Christoffel Wiese Also clocking in at $3.2 billion, the South African retail mogul owns a chain of low-price supermarkets, Shoprite, located across multiple African countries. Christoffel Wiese also has assets in discount fashion brands, a five star hotel and a private equity firm, according to Forbes. 9. Nathan Kirsh Worth $3.1 billion, Nathan Kirsh is the only Swazi national on Forbes’ Top 10 list. He is the founder of Jetro Holdings, a cash-and-carry wholesaler for grocery stores, but made his first millions after founding a corn-milling business in Swaziland in 1958, Forbes reports. 10. Mohamed Mansour of Egypt owns of the world’s largest GM dealership along with his two brothers, Yasseen and Youssef (also on the billionaires list, but slightly lower down), and is worth $3.1 billion, Forbes reports. 11. Issad Rebrab Algeria’s first billionaire, and a first timer on the list, Rebrab’s unparalleled success comes from his company Cevital, which produces margarine, sugar, and vegetable oil. He works alongside his five children, and is worth $3 billion, Forbes reports. 12. Naguib Sawiris [/b]An investor, Egypt’s Sawiris has made big bank in the telecommunications industry. Also, during the Egyptian uprising of 2011 and the ousting of President Mubarak, he founded the Free Egyptians Party, and was a major push against the removal of Mubarak’s replacement, Mohamed Morsi. He is worth $2.8 billion, Forbes reports. 13.[b] Patrice Motsepe South Africa’s first black billionaire, Motsepe was born into impoverishment and rose first to prominence as a lawyer in Johannesburg. His African Rainbow Minerals (ARM) yields high volumes of platinum, nickel, gold, copper and coal. He is worth $2.7 billion, Forbes reports. 14. Othman Benjelloun Morocco’s Benjelloun has his hands full as one of the country’s wealthiest. His holding company, FinanceCom, invests in telecom, banking, and insurance. He is also the CEO of BMCE Banks, which is present in 15 African countries, and he runs a money management firm in Paris. He is worth $2.7 billion, Forbes reports. 15. Folorunsho Alakija Once a fashion student in London, Alakija returned to her native Nigeria to found her own tailoring company, Supreme Stitches. One of her clients is former first lady Maryam Babandiga, an alliance that helped her get approved by the Ministry of Energy for an oil prospecting license in 1993. These relationships led to her ownership of Famfa Oil, which produces about 200,000 barrels a day. She is worth $2.7 billion, Forbes reports. 16. Youssef Mansour Mansour [/b]and his two brothers own Mansour Group, which holds Caterpillar dealerships in Russia and eight different countries in Africa. He also helped bring Egypt’s largest supermarket chain, Metro, into prominence. He is worth $2.3 billion, Forbes reports. 17.[b] Onsi Sawiris Another Egyptian “gold mine”, Sawiris is the patriarch of the richest family in the country. His three sons — Nassef, Naguib and Samih — now own the company he founded, Orascom Construction Industries, which rakes in more than $5 billion in revenues. Sawiris has a net worth of around $2 billion, Forbes reports. See more at: http://afkinsider.com/45347/10-africans-you-didnt-know-were-billionaires/18/#sthash.3leUwpqG.dpuf |
ABUJA – THE Federal Government yesterday, said it would construct over 774 e- Examination Centres for the conduct of Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination by the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board.http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/03/fg-to-establish-jamb-e-testing-centres-in-774-lgs/ |
I don't know y the videos can't be out today! I can't just wait to see these videos. PDP nah opposition party now.... |
ej77:Let us know when you wake up from your dream. ... Mr dreamer. .... Lagos is APC and APC is Lagos. ... go ask OBJ..... |
Go see yah doctor fast. ..... |
Well, you are now welcomed to a dirtier & stinking lagos. Enviromental saturaday is the only time some streets get swept or gabbage get disposed in lagos. Oga judge more grease to your elbow. By weight of probability, it is more beneficial to have this 3 hours movement restriction every month than not having!!! Common sense approach is superbly superior to this judgement!!! I wonder why our judges can't use common sense on some issue....... |
abdulslutsky:Many thanks.... |
Dear Applicant, Thank you for choosing Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife for your postgraduate studies. This is to notify you of the scheduled entrance test for all applicants for M.Sc (Accounting),M.Sc (Business Administration) and MBA Regular programmes. The details are as follow: Date: March 21st, 2015 Venue: Obafemi Awolowo University Centre for Distance Learning, Moro. Time: 11 am prompt Required test materials: ID card displaying your passport photograph, HB pencil, Pen, Eraser, non-programmable calculator Note: Candidates are advised/ expected to be sited by 10:35 am. Cheers, Coordinator, Postgraduate Admissions, Department of Management and Accounting, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. I got that mail from them 4 days ago.... any suggestions on what to expect for the test? I mean the format of test.... |
OgologoDimkpa:Must you insult other people's religion? .. please show some respect. ...one love...One Nigeria |
GMB has no certificate, in fact he never joined the Nigerian Army, GMB has no wife, GMB has no GSM phone, GMB did not go to London, GMB did not address Chatham House, Army did not help Koro to rig Ekiti Election, 16>19, 7>19, The second Niger bridge is completed, East West Road is commissioned, Lagos/Ibadan Express way is truly an expressway, Lagos to Kano is 3 hours by express train, there is housing for all, GEJ presented budget to national assembly (not Ngozi), Subsidy is zero on petrol. You can ride a train from Otuoke to Ado Ekiti through Benin City. Jonathan spoke with King of Morocco... In fact we have stable Electricity nation wide 24/7... PDP is Nonsense. ..... |
THIS NEWS IS FAKE...... I WONDER WHY THE MODERATORS WILL JUST PUSH ANYTHING TO FRONT PAGE WITHOUT CONFIRMATION.... AIT IS LIVE AND CLEAR....... SEUN! SEUN!! SEUN!!! SOME OF YOUR MODERATORS ARE SO GULLIBLE... |
THIS NEWS IF FAKE...... I WONDER WHY THE MODERATORS WILL JUST PUSH ANYTHING TO FRONT PAGE WITHOUT CONFIRMATION.... AIT IS LIVE AND CLEAR....... SEUN! SEUN!! SEUN!!! YOUR MODERATORS ARE SO GULLIBLE . |
babestella:Azrkar kabrabra don djuuefazeez Thank you |
Billyonaire:JONATHAN CAN NOT WIN THIS ELECTION. BECAUSE OF REASONS BEST KNOWN TO YOU. .. |
Let them jog to Cameroon. ... We have decided. .. BUHARI all the way.. |
Billyonaire:Keep deceiving yourself Mr. Soothsayer ..you got it wrong this time...If Buhari wins (By God Grace come March) go hug Transformer. .. Buhari is winning this battle no matter what JOO do, |
Billyonaire:Keep dreaming. .. your eyes go open come March 28... In God we trust.... GMB all the way.... |
Billyonaire:Go stop him from Contesting nah....you wey sabi book and wey get proper education. ..Omo Ale jatijati. .....having PHD does not make one having common sense. .... |
hansad:E dey pain them, nothing will have happened. One Nigeria, one love.... So what's GEJ? Oh boy.. Nigeria will not break rather Nigeria will become more stronger and stronger under our New President. Long live GMB.... Long live Nigeria. ... long live Good people of Nigeria. ... Long live APC.......... #Changeishere |
frank4t:Bad belle....Who created the crowd of unemployed people. Ask your pay masters. .... |
Me, my families, my friends, my enemies, my co workers, my neighbours, and my pastors and Immams we have all decided. ..to vote APC...............March 28 and April 11 #nogoingback #March4Buhari #wehavedecided4GMB |
temitemi1:no Nigerians councillors. .since they are not supporting your pay masters. .They are nonsense councillors right? GMB ALL THE WAY AMBODE for Lagos STATE for Ogun Dagogo for Rivers Ajimobi for Oyo Ahmed for Kwara El rufai for Kaduna all hail APC...... |
Which Lagos Ibadan Express way? getting to a year now 20% work not yet completed. . |
waternogetenemy:Keep dreaming... March 28 and April 11 your eyes go clear... omo Ale... |
The list of political stakeholders in Nigeria supporting the presidential aspiration of General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd) yesterday increased following the decision by the National Councilors’ Forum of Nigeria, an umbrella organization of all the councilors in Nigeria to formally adopt him. The councilors who met in Uyo, the Akwa-Ibom State capital to decide which of the presidential candidates they should support could however not substantiate on their choice of Buhari as some of the national executive members were not present at the meeting causing the meeting to be rescheduled for next week. National Secretary of the Forum, Mr. Christopher Edemekong while speaking with the Saturday Vanguard on the issue, confirmed that the executive members of the forum would meet next week in Abuja to take a decision on the presidential candidate the councilors in the country would support. Giving an insight into the expected outcome of the meeting, Edemekong said “members of the Forum from the 8,812 political wards in the 774 local government areas of the country want to be actively involved in the political process that will usher in the next dispensation by taking a decision before the presidential election” stressing that the councilors would not sit on the fence at this critical moment in Nigeria’s history. |
OREMUSSANCTUS:Religion bigot. .. |
OREMUSSANCTUS:oh boy, you really doing your job ooo, posting same rubbish all over threads. Pity yourself and miserable life... you goat.... |
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