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ladyF:
Hmmm... So she dressed up and went to the market just to take pishure? Beautiiful sha...

It's LadyF again

Aldebaran:
7)Sanusi Dantata (1919–1997)

His father, Dantata, left him a will that amounted to over $12,000, though he was already a wealthy man at the time. Sanusi Dantata is the grandfather of Africa’s richest man, Dangote.

Under British rule, according to Forbes, Dangote’s grandfather became rich trading commodities like grain oats and rice, and was one of Kano’s wealthiest citizens. In the 1960s, he was the largest licensed produce-buying agent of groundnut in the country.

Said to be benevolent, Dantata was spending about £40,000 each year to support his friends and the poor.

He and his brother, Aminu, controlled about 200 agents involved in buying kolanut, livestock, groundnuts and merchandise, using about five autonomous levels of associates, agents, and farmers.

The system involved buying goods from restricted rural areas, transporting them to the city and storing them in warehouses.

He gave his beloved 21-year-old grandson (Dangote) a loan of $500,000 to trade in rice, sugar and cement upon graduation from a university in Cairo, Egypt.

Queendoncom:
Lovely couple. Dear God, I want a hottie like Yobo.

JamesReacher:
e no go better for Chelsea ooo

enemyofprogress:
Her breasts have digest

folakemigeh:
She's pretty and cute.


Happy Birthday to Bishop Oyedepo

motun2017:
yup. very true. At central bank where i work. thats what i do most of the times

gidzbobby:
Yeah, if the server is down we play games but not when we have crowd. As a matter of fact, the orange bank has decided to block access to some sites like FB and nairaland. Only opened once it's 5:00pm. Currently, its only the manager (Op's Head) that has access to internet.

tosyne2much:
Egbon, this one wey you give me full support so ehn

tosyne2much:
You this lady, upon all your shakara, na me go carry you put for house at last