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Adoptive daughter of Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, Fatima Bello Dangote, has died after a 2-year battle with brain cancer.

According to reports, Fatima died on the 2nd of October, at a private hospital in the United Kingdom where she was being treated.
it was gathered that the deceased was the daughter of Dangote's younger brother, Alhaji Bello Dangote, who died in 1996 alongside the son of late Head of State, General Sani Abacha, Ibrahim Abacha, in a plane crash on the 17th of January 1996.

The billionaire reportedly adopted his late niece after her father's passing.

Fatima has since been buried in London according to Islamic rites.

source: pulse.ng

Rest in peace .... Beautiful girl

Eeeyah RIP...

Some things money cannot buy.

Sad world.

RIP young lady. For those of us alive, lets keep thanking God for life.

if only money could buy life
RIP BEAUTIFUL

RIP...

We have heard haa. R.I.P

So tragic

RIP

shame on you money

johnmartus:
shame on you money

oluvick:
Some things money cannot buy.


Sad world.

Obikodo:
if only money could buy life
RIP BEAUTIFUL

Are you all using this tragic event to justified poverty? Don't the poor also die of cancer?

oh Death!!! the end of everything in life. RIP

Satan.


Yes, I know. My death will come, it will happen to my family, bla, bla, bla.

Save your breath.

Rip to the dead. Just shows money ain't everything. May the almighty keep us and everyone we hold dear safe. Amen

Idrismusty97:
Are you all using this tragic event to justified poverty? Don't the poor also die of cancer?

yea they do

johnmartus:
shame on you money

Why justifying poverty with another man's calamity ?
I guess you will live forever because you are poor.
SMH.

neocortex:
Why justifying poverty with another man's calamity ?
I guess you will live forever because you are poor.
SMH.

you remained A useless forever you will also live in the object of poverty forever idiocy

johnmartus:
you remained A useless forever you will also live in the object of poverty forever idiocy

The way you portrayed money up there one would think you loved poverty.
Hypocrite.