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motymop:
there is nothing like old money in Nigeria

If the wealth was not transferred to the next generation, they are not old money

Majority of the people on that list, their wealth was not transferred to the next generation

They are just one hit wonder

Davoneskay:
So, you live all over Yoruba land, abi? It isn't common in Ondo State. Throughout my over 7 years stay in Ibadan, I no hear am. The first time I heard it sef was in the University back in 2011 from a Lagosian.

Thunderfayamods:
Guy I am a 56 years old man I don't belong to your generation! You don't expect to hear such word from children, it mainly used by older adults.
To your question yes I lived and worked all over Nigeria not just Yoruba land.

McPolomy:
So, throughout your stay in Ibadan for 7yrs, you never heard anyone said "Olowo bi darocha" rich (man like darocha)
"Buje budanu" (wasteful spender) afuni mawobe" philanthropist etc... it either you're not sincere with yourself or you are on a mission here... We know your type...

motymop:
that is not true.

Those guys also cut curners

many of them were lucky because they had relationship with the colonial masters

some were government employees, when the colonial masters left, they took the over some of the assets because majority of Nigerians during that time were not exposed.

ogaemma:
Men of genuine hard work.
No suspicion of blood money or corrupt government loot in their hands.
Good old days when hard work pays.
Rest in Peace to all of them.

Davoneskay:
Your comment is irritating, I swear. So, because of my harmless reply to a post, I'm already on a mission.

CyracksMrBlogger:
They will all be living in regrets for eternity if they didn't accept Jesus Christ as their personal Lord and Savior.

Davoneskay:
So, you live all over Yoruba land, abi? It isn't common in Ondo State. Throughout my over 7 years stay in Ibadan, I no hear am. The first time I heard it sef was in the University back in 2011 from a Lagosian.

IPIGSRSHALLOW:
Edu, omo Epe Alaro.

datola:
What about Jimoh Odutola, younger/older brother of Adeola Odutola. The man owns most of Iganmu industrial estate where Nigerian Breweries is located [i][/i]

ogaemma:
Men of genuine hard work.
No suspicion of blood money or corrupt government loot in their hands.
Good old days when hard work pays.
Rest in Peace to all of them.

McPolomy:
Try to learn and unlearn, because nairaland is a faceless forum doesn't mean you should throw away your manners, by the way that's if you have...
Note: I'm also not your generation, pls call me Mr agbalagba too and show some respect.

lexotan:
My Papa name no dey among? The list never complete.😁

Maxymilliano:
Da Rocha (Darosa) has become a slang till date especially in Lagos here.

It connotes a spendthrift or free giver ...

Goalnaldo:
Generational wealth starts with one big thief. It could be you 😂

franchasng:
Sir Louis Ojukwu, the first documented richest black man and billionaire in Nigeria & Africa


If you are in doubt, use Google

franchasng:
Sir Louis Ojukwu, the first documented richest black man and billionaire in Nigeria & Africa


If you are in doubt, use Google

Ndenomy:
How many developer dey the list?

Small time you willl be hearing na we deverop Lagos and similar bullshits.. i no call name nl bot, make ogun no lill you

ogaemma:
Men of genuine hard work.
No suspicion of blood money or corrupt government loot in their hands.
Good old days when hard work pays.
Rest in Peace to all of them.