₦airaland Forum

Buharidgeneral:
If you leave in Abuja you will know him especially in life camp

suleimanshehu:
I stand firmly with you on this issue, just imagine a Billionaire Professor. However, you can't earn a professorship without visible years of teaching, conducting somany research with substantial publication in the University.

Buharidgeneral:
If you leave in Abuja you will know him especially in life camp

Asquare84:
Point of corrections OCHACHO is from Anambra state, his parent migrated to Benue state in the early 70 ts

Nwaikpe:
It’s silly trying so hard to claim everything that “looks successful” irrespective of what truly that thing is.

Just because you feel the name sounds Igbo, you fail to realize that his full name is: Mohammed Usman Adah. The “Ochacho,” (which is idoma by the way) is not a part of his real name just as he uses the word “King” but he is not a king of even the street of his house.


Ochacho is IDOMA. Relax yourself.

phr0nesis:
I lived most of my life in Abuja, and I don't know him, never heard of him

BigYash:
Why is the man looking for so much attention,even with the kind of money he has?

He has been behaving for days now,like he just discovered social media.. his well fed kids aren't left out...

Nwaikpe:
Do you even know what a billion dollars mean?

Do you even know that the true value of Dangote refinery before all his political “revaluation” is only 4 billion dollars? I mean the whole refinery; pin to finish.

Nwaikpe:
But on another hand, who told you that “money and gifts” can or should be a reward for academic excellence?

One reason why the academic sector has not been corrupted is simply because it has protected itself from a mindset such as yours.

The moment it loses guard, we will start having “billionaire Professors” whose sole aim is to prove how much they are “successful in academics” not by their published papers, but by “how much money they can show off.”

It’s a corrupt mind.

Peterrio:
One doesn't need to have it in cash to be referred to as a billionaire.

Net worth comprises of everything one owns.

waice6571:
Living in Orozco or Mararaba or Karu, how do you expect to know him?

Omalicious1:
If he's a billionaire, then he must have had serious deals with the government. With time we shall know the real source of his money. I hope he pays his tax. Hes rich and not wealthy.

helinues:
That's why I said do you know what it takes to acquire N1bn in cash.

lawani:
Nobody acquires one billion naira in cash. Is cash an artwork that they are collecting?

dododawa1:
TIME will TELL

Buharidgeneral:
If you leave in Abuja you will know him especially in life camp

froxydydx:
Very poor and empty write up.

Nwaikpe:
But on another hand, who told you that “money and gifts” can or should be a reward for academic excellence?

One reason why the academic sector has not been corrupted is simply because it has protected itself from a mindset such as yours.

The moment it loses guard, we will start having “billionaire Professors” whose sole aim is to prove how much they are “successful in academics” not by their published papers, but by “how much money they can show off.”

It’s a corrupt mind.

Gotocourt:
Ade bendel, Hush puppi, Invictus Obi, Mompha don do and pass .
Low-key system boy

Tattoo , cocaine, advance fee fraud, money laundering. Time is a gentle man .


Where's that IBB boy who made noise, Terry Waya with his son.

franchasng:
Forbes is not entirely correct with their publication and I will give you some few examples.


Tony Elumelu is worth between $3billion to $5billion US dollars but Forbes don't publish him as a billionaire in USD.


Cosmos Maduka the owner and founder of Coscharis group is a known billionaire of many years and he has said it with his mouth several times but Forbes don't publish him mostly because his company is not publicly listed which is what Forbes usually rely on.



Arthur Eze the founder of Oranto group with active and operational oil exploration company exploring crude oil and also into oil and gas business in several African countries including in some Oceania countries is not listed on Forbes as Billionaire in USD.


Allen Onyema the founder and owner of Airpeace is a confirmed dollar billionaire but Forbes don't list him for reasons best known to them including the fact that none of his companies are publicly listed or selling shares publicly which are what Forbes usually rely on.


Chief Vincent Amaechi Obianodo the owner and founder of Young Shall Grow Motors and numerous hospitality outlets and real estate businesses is a confirmed billionaire and he has said this severally, Forbes once published him and later stopped but the man laughs cos he knows his worth but because his companies are not publicly listed and selling shares, Forbes don't publish him anymore.


So there are several other dollar billionaires that Forbes don't publish and I believe it's because their companies or firms are not publicly quoted or listed and selling shares which is what Forbes relies on most times in making up their rich list

SultanYoung:
If you see a billionaire with a Tattoo and behave like he do let me tell you the only truth.

The Source is not Geniue as long as you are a Nigerian.

But give him time if The Meth Lab is not discovered, The Cocaine Stacks house will be busted or rather still the Fraud and Luandry will be uncovered.

As long as you are not into Entertainment and you come with a Fuuuuuuuuuucking Tattoo you don't need a sooth sayer to tell you the category he belong