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Welcome to the ultimate guide to Mykonos Airport! If you're planning a trip to the beautiful Greek island of Mykonos, you'll likely be flying into the island's only airport, the Mykonos International Airport. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or a first-time flyer, navigating an unfamiliar airport can be overwhelming. That's why we've created this comprehensive guide to help you navigate Mykonos Airport from check-in to takeoff. From tips on how to get to the airport, to what to expect during security checks, and where to find the best food and shopping spots, we've got you covered. Plus, we'll share some insider tricks to make your airport experience as smooth and stress-free as possible. So, sit back, relax, and let's get started on your journey to Mykonos Airport!

Pre-flight preparation: What to know before arriving at Mykonos Airport

Before you head to Mykonos Airport, there are a few things you should keep in mind to ensure a smooth journey. Firstly, make sure you have all the necessary travel documents, such as your passport and boarding pass, ready and easily accessible. It's also a good idea to check the baggage restrictions of your airline to avoid any issues at check-in. Mykonos Airport has a weight limit of 20 kg for checked baggage and 5 kg for carry-on luggage, so make sure to pack accordingly. If you're traveling with any special items or equipment, such as sports gear or musical instruments, it's best to notify your airline in advance to avoid any surprises at the airport.


Another important factor to consider is the weather conditions during your travel dates. Mykonos experiences hot and dry summers, so dress in light, breathable clothes to stay comfortable during your journey. It's also a good idea to pack a small carry-on bag with essentials such as a change of clothes, toiletries, and any medication you may need, in case of any delays or lost luggage.


Finally, it's always a good idea to arrive at the airport well in advance of your flight. Mykonos Airport recommends arriving at least 2 hours before your departure time for domestic flights and 3 hours for international flights. This will give you plenty of time to check-in, go through security, and relax before your flight.


Getting to Mykonos Airport

Mykonos Airport is located in the southwestern part of the island, just 4 km away from the town of Mykonos. There are several transportation options available to get to the airport, depending on your budget and preferences.


Taxis are a convenient and hassle-free option, with a fleet of taxis available outside the airport terminal. The journey to Mykonos town takes about 10 minutes, and the fare is around €15. If you're traveling with a group or have a lot of luggage, you can also book a private transfer in advance.


Another popular option is to rent a car or scooter to explore the island at your leisure. Several car rental companies have desks at the airport, and rates start at around €30 per day. However, keep in mind that parking can be difficult in Mykonos town, especially during peak season.


If you're on a budget, you can also take the local bus to the airport. The bus stop is located just outside the airport terminal, and the fare is around €1.80. The journey takes about 15-20 minutes, and the bus runs every half hour.


No matter which transportation option you choose, make sure to factor in enough time for any potential traffic or delays, especially during peak season.


Check-in and security procedures at Mykonos Airport

When you arrive at Mykonos Airport, the first step is to check-in for your flight. Most airlines have self-check-in kiosks available, where you can print your boarding pass and check your luggage. If you have any issues or questions, there are also staff members available to assist you.


After check-in, you'll need to go through security checks before entering the departure area. Mykonos Airport has strict security procedures in place to ensure the safety of all passengers. You'll need to place all your belongings, including liquids and electronics, into a bin for scanning. You'll also need to remove your shoes and any metal objects, such as belts or jewelry, before passing through the metal detector.


To avoid any delays or issues, make sure to follow the instructions of the security staff and pack your carry-on bag accordingly. Liquids are restricted to containers of 100 ml or less, and all items must fit in a clear plastic bag. If you have any questions about what is allowed, you can check with your airline or the airport website in advance.


Navigating the airport: Terminal layout, shops, and restaurants

Once you've passed through security, you'll be in the departure area of Mykonos Airport. The airport has one terminal building, with several shops and restaurants available for passengers.


If you're looking to do some last-minute shopping, there are several stores available, including duty-free shops, souvenir shops, and fashion boutiques. You can also grab a snack or meal at one of the airport's restaurants, cafes, or bars. Some popular options include Starbucks, Burger King, and the Aegean Lounge, which offers a relaxing atmosphere and a variety of food and drink options.


If you need to stay connected during your journey, Mykonos Airport offers free Wi-Fi throughout the terminal building. There are also several charging stations available to keep your devices powered up.


Boarding your flight: Tips for a smooth experience

As your departure time approaches, make sure to keep an eye on the flight information screens to stay up-to-date on any changes or delays. When it's time to board your flight, listen for announcements or check your boarding pass for your boarding group.


To avoid any stress or confusion, make sure to follow the instructions of the airline staff and board the aircraft in an orderly fashion. Remember to have your boarding pass and ID ready for inspection, and place any carry-on luggage in the overhead bins or under the seat in front of you.


In-flight experience from Mykonos Airport

Once you're on board your flight, sit back and relax as you make your way to your destination. Mykonos Airport offers flights to several domestic and international destinations, including Athens, Rome, and London.


The in-flight experience will vary depending on your airline and class of travel. Most airlines offer complimentary drinks and snacks, as well as in-flight entertainment options such as movies, TV shows, and music. If you're traveling in first or business class, you may also have access to additional amenities such as lie-flat seats and gourmet meals.


Arriving at your destination: Customs and baggage claim

After landing at your destination, the final step is to go through customs and claim your baggage. Depending on your destination, customs procedures may vary, but you'll typically need to present your passport and any necessary travel documents for inspection.


Once you've cleared customs, head to the baggage claim area to retrieve your checked luggage. Check the baggage claim screens for your flight and carousel numbers, and keep your baggage tag handy for identification purposes.


If you have any issues with lost or damaged luggage, make sure to report it to your airline's baggage service office before leaving the airport.

nappy760:
The devaluation of the dollar would definitely affect many countries because most of them use it as reserve.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CqTEj30LDgu/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Kenn55:
Until China starts trading with the US in Yuan instead of Dollars, keep dreaming.
Let me remind you that China trade with the US is around $700b while China trade with Russia is around $150b. Do you see the difference?
The US is China's largest export market making up a whopping 17% of their total export, do you know what that means?
If China is still trading with the US who is their largest trade partner with Dollars, what is the brouhaha about dollar losing relevance? Russia has no choice than to trade in Yuan, they have been shut out of the western financial system.

sonnie10:
Countries choose to use the U.S. dollar as their alternative currency because it is stable. Stability of currency is not only based on economics but other factors like security, policies and strong rule of law.
The strength of the American economy is one of the reasons why the U.S. dollar is the world's dominant currency. No other country has open book policies like the US. Investor love transparency., which allows for near accurate predictions. So, the investment would continue to flow in to make US the largest economy in world. Remember that the world's most commonly used currency, the dollar is also the world's reserve currency, meaning it's held in large quantities by central banks around the world. Dollar was established as the world's foremost reserve currency by the Bretton Woods Agreement of 1944. and as of March 2021, nearly half of all US banknotes were held by foreign citizens, amounting to roughly $950 billion. These people trust the system to protect their money.
This is the reason US is the greatest country on earth and no other country can take that position for now

EcoBrick:
https://saharareporters.com/2023/04/11/aggrieved-nigerians-write-anti-graft-agency-efcc-arrest-comedian-sabinus-promoting

shomutuski:
NNPC, DPR, PEFMB, NRC, NERC. NDDC, IPPIS, FMD, ASO ROCK, CABALS, GOV KIDS, LOBBYISTS ETC

I worked at the petroleum equalization fund management board with my uncle before leaving Nigeria, He was in IT, i was in Admin and Personnel! His annual salary 26million probably gross or net not sure. but he made that alright. even the executive secretary of the organization earns 57million as at 2019 minus bonus and incentives.

The thing is those that are making money from Nigeria arent tribalistic or hating on each other, they just work together to bleed Nigeria at the expense of the pawns (general public).

Hamachi:
1 Question

I have been Always Ask in LinkedIn -

"How I can Start Build the Financial Models like Pro & Where I can learn from it?"

So, here are some steps you can take to start building your financial modeling skills and become a master:

1. Learn the basics of accounting: Financial modeling is built on a foundation of accounting principles, so it's important to understand how financial statements are prepared and how they interconnect. You can start by learning the basics of accounting, including the different types of financial statements (income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement), and how they relate to each other.

2. Learn Excel: Excel is the most commonly used software for financial modeling, so it's important to become proficient in its use. There are many resources available to help you learn Excel, including online tutorials, books, and courses.

3. Learn financial modeling concepts: Once you have a basic understanding of accounting and Excel, you can start learning about financial modeling concepts. These include understanding different types of financial models (e.g., DCF models, LBO models, merger models), how to forecast financial statements, how to calculate ratios and metrics, and how to value companies.

4. Take a financial modeling course: There are many online courses available that can teach you financial modeling. These courses range from basic to advanced, and they can be found on platforms such as Udemy, Coursera, and LinkedIn Learning.

5. Practice, practice, practice: The best way to learn financial modeling is to practice building models yourself. You can start by working on simple models and gradually increasing their complexity as you become more comfortable with the concepts.

6. Join financial modeling communities: Joining financial modeling communities and forums can be a great way to connect with other people who are learning financial modeling. These communities can provide support, resources, and networking opportunities.

7. Apply for internships or entry-level positions: Once you have built some financial modeling skills, you can start applying for internships or entry-level positions in finance or investment banking. These positions will allow you to continue building your skills while gaining valuable industry experience.

In summary, to start building financial modeling skills, you should learn the basics of accounting and Excel, understand financial modeling concepts, take a course, practice building models, join financial modeling communities, and apply for internships or entry-level positions. With dedication and hard work, you can become proficient in financial modeling and advance your career in finance or investment banking.

I hope you find this content super Valuable.

lilachiever:
There was no cornering, they've recruited massively and started paying salaries without starting operations.

Lots of Tin Can Staff don japa go there cos of higher pay they offered.

That you were not aware doesn't mean it was done under the table..

opamoses1:
GSL ALICE: built 9years ago with carrying capacity of 3400 TEU, length overall (LOA) of 228.13m & width, 32.2m. Her current draught is said to be 11.5m.
At a draught depth of 10.5m, this ship wouldn't have been able to berth at Apapa making the LDSP (16.5m depth) a game changer.

9jafactly:
KHADI'S DEATH: MURDER OF INNOCENT ONLINE VENDOR OR CALL-GIRL?

Khadi, what a beautiful lady who could be a loving wife to a good man, or a daughter, a sister, a cousin, a niece or friend, or a business partner to any of us. But unfortunately, she is gone. She was murdered on April 5, 2023 by a man she spent a night with in a room at Wetland Hotel, Akobo area in Ibadan, South-west, Nigeria.

We all can argue endlessly from different angles of this matter – that Khadi (Adeshina Olayinka) was conducting her legitimate business but miscalculated or perhaps she was having an affair with a boyfriend/customer she probably trusted, or that she was into her regular ‘coded’ hook-up as a call-girl. We may be right or wrong. Time will tell. Unfortunately, our arguments will never bring her back. But all of us - men and women, young or old- can learn vital lessons from this unfortunate incident. Yes!

Who was that wicked man? What does Khadi’s call record tell us about how she met the man? Has the man been dating her for some time? We can continue to ask questions that would help us shed light on the mystery. If our police finally get to the crux of the matter, we will find answers that can help us know if Khadi truly was just a victim of circumstance, or maybe the game she was into came to an unfortunate end.

Prematurely, with the sketchy information available to us, and the steps she took (spending the night in a hotel with a man), some of us may hastily conclude that she was an Olosho (hook-up girl or call-girl). Whether we give her the benefit of doubt or not, she is unfortunately gone. And that heartless culprit is definitely on the run by now – moving very fast to cover his tracks. He could be running out of Nigeria by now. Yes, it is possible.

On one side, that culprit is probably excited that he has succeeded; on the other side, he must be trying to elude the law enforcement agencies and judgement of God. But he can’t hide for long (long arm of the law and God’s judgement will catch up with him).

We all have a natural instinct for survival; we want to earn a living and live comfortably – meet our needs and responsibility. Many people are alarmed by the number of ladies (pretty ladies for that matter) who are on different dating sites or at physical locations selling their body for money or for fun. Everywhere you turn, there is a lady or woman ready to sleep with you as long as you have money!

They are everywhere - shopping malls, higher institutions, corporate offices, local markets – just name it. At times, some of them are married women!

To our beautiful girls - sisters, daughters, cousins, girlfriends and wives (yes wives!), you are worth ‘more than sparrows.’ Don’t be misled to see prostitution as ...........read the rest on Twitter @9jafactly

dre11:
https://punchng.com/vendor-found-dead-in-ibadan-hotel/?amp

DeJoeee:
My gf just developed this recent habit of going to the kitchen with only her panties and shower cap leaving her breast bare.

Sometimes she will wear my polo(which is long on her cos I'm much taller) with no panties
This is a girl who is naked shy as recent as december last year.

I'm not supposed to suspect her cos she's from a very responsible home and possibly my wife to be but the experience of others have thought me to suspect any new move of the other gender no matter how innocent.

Do I need to worry about this?

Please mods help push to front page for more mature advise . This issue is of big concern to me

Ireportlive:



President Olusegun Obasanjo was sentenced to life in prison for treason... He came out of Prison and became a President

President Mohammadu Buhari commited Treasonable offenses by staging a coup upstaging Democratically elected SheuShagari/ Alex Ekwueme Administration and later became President

President Clinton, President Trump and President Biden all had court cases and allegations ranging from sexual harrassment, to Fruad and Abuse of office which were settled through plea bargain and outside court settlements and they still went on to become US President


President Bola Ahmed Tinubu paid $460,000 in fine to IRS over transaction linked to a drug dealer in Chicago, and use the remaining $1,200,000 to fight for Democracy through NADECO. he is your next President

If you like wail, if you like run mad on Twitter and Nairaland, if you like go an Ibom Air Airplane to cry... Only God anointing can make you a President not social media insult

God bless Nigeria
God bless President Bola Ahmed Tinubu

May Tinubu's tenure favor you in a positive way if you never called Nigeria a Zoo

Fun fact that make some people bitter

*Gen Obasanjo (Head of State)
*Ernest Sonekan (Interim President)
*Olusegun Obasanjo (President)
*Yemi Osinbajo SAN (Acting President)
*Yemi Osinbajo SAN (Vice President)
*Bola Ahmed Tinubu (President)

Raskimonojendor:
Bloomberg also posted the news last July, 2022. Bloomberg is one of the biggest media houses in the US. Check the last sentence of my screenshot attachment.

Bloomberg L.P. includes a News Agency (Bloomberg News), a Global Television Network (Bloomberg Television), Websites, Radio Stations (Bloomberg Radio), subscription-only Newsletters, and two magazines: Bloomberg Businessweek and Bloomberg Markets. The company has 176 locations and nearly 20,000 employees.

All these tiny blogs like uberfact and this new one Daily Loud which is an HipHop news blog are small Fry.

Still, Tinubu would be sworn in on the 29th of May, 2023. Who God has blessed, No man can curse.

0monnakoda:
http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/index.php/national-news/127135-i-didnt-make-third-class-degree-says-soyinka

officialunique:
Badeji Adebayo is a multi-talented creative professional who wears several hats, including those of a skilled set designer, an accomplished filmmaker, and a knowledgeable theatre art lecturer. With an impressive portfolio of work, He is known for his creative flair and innovative ideas, which have won him accolades.

In this interview, we delve into his career, the challenges he has faced, and his insights into the world of art and entertainment.

OfficialUniqueBlog: What inspired you to pursue a career in theatre, film making, and set designing, and how did you get started in this field?

Badeji Adebayo: My journey into theatre, film making, and set designing wasn’t a straight path. When I was younger, I used to play with my mom’s shower maker’s hammer, throwing it away and sometimes into the gutter, which showed my interest in creating and manipulating objects. However, when I was in secondary school, I was advised to go into art courses after excelling in subjects pertaining to arts, despite my initial dream of becoming an electrical engineer. I started in science class but eventually switched to art class, where I initially chose to study law.

I was at Law school at one point, then I later tried studying political science, history, guardian and counseling before finally settling on performing arts. Even though I was fed up with the process at this point, I decided to make the most of my time in performing arts.

In my first year in performing arts, I observed a senior production that was ongoing and became intrigued. On the third day, I approached them and offered to help, and a senior gave me a trial. From there, I started assisting others and picked up an interest in set design. That experience allowed me to start developing my craft in theatre, film making, and set designing, and I’ve been pursuing it ever since.


OfficialUniqueBlog: What is your creative process like when approaching a new project?
Badeji Adebayo: When approaching a new project, my creative process typically begins with either an idea or a script. From there, I assess whether or not I’ve tackled a similar project before and reflect on what I could have done differently or how I can improve. Research is a crucial component of my creative process, as I like to immerse myself in the subject matter to gain inspiration and gather ideas.

Another important aspect of my creative process is collaboration. My wife, in particular, has been instrumental in providing me with valuable design ideas. She has a keen eye for detail and has helped me overcome creative blocks in the past. I believe that no idea or input is too small to consider, and I am always open to suggestions from others.

Ultimately, my creative process is about constantly pushing myself to improve and striving to create something unique and impactful.

OfficialUniqueBlog: What are some common mistakes that you see beginning set designers make, and how can they avoid them?

Badeji Adebayo: My advice for beginning designers is to focus on developing their skills and passion for designing, rather than solely focusing on making money. Set designing should be viewed as a hobby or a passion first, before it becomes a source of income. The money will eventually come when you become skilled and established in the field. Therefore, prioritize improving your craft and building a strong foundation in designing before focusing on monetary gain.



OfficialUniqueBlog: Can you walk us through a challenging project you worked on and how you overcame any obstacles during the process?

Badeji Adebayo: I had three challenging projects and two was from a popular musical video director, I was contracted by a senior colleague of mine when he had so much work on him, he gave me part of the job to help him execute and he gave me three days that the job should be done on Tuesday, and he called back in the evening telling me that the job will be needed the second day and to get to the set where the project was to be done was a little bit far cause of the traffic and I still had to buy materials to be used, so, on getting to the set, I and my fellow members started building on the project and while we were still on it, with God’s assistance, the rain started falling, everyone had to run to a shade and before the rain stopped, we were done with it.

The second one was given to me December last year by the same colleague contracting me for another job and the job was that I was to make a live cobwebs that must be visible to the camera and human. It was to be in a dark place, I brainstormed, tried different kinds of techniques, called to ask for ideas but it wasn’t coming forth and then I got a call from my wife sending me a picture and telling me to try the material out and see how it goes and it came out to be the best.

The last one was to make a prison van early this year for a particular film project and getting in contact with the prison heads, I was told they couldn’t release it for security reasons. And in theatre, the show must go on which means “use what is around you to make a performance”. And yes, it was a challenging one to make a van but it was really worth it to prove myself.



OfficialUniqueBlog: How do you collaborate with other creatives, such as directors, actors, and fellow designers, to bring a production to life?

Badeji Adebayo: You know in the creative industry, for creative performance, it takes a village, a community to make a performance. As a professional, you must never argue with your director in production, you listen and accept their ideas first even though it’s not a good one, then in their free time, you go back to your director and lay down your ideas to him and see how it being worked and been accepted. Collaboration is the key and also, your work depends on another person.

OfficialUniqueBlog: What are some of the important skills and qualities that you think are necessary for success in this industry?

Badeji Adebayo: There are three things for me that are important which are:
– Communication Skill is very important.
– Know your art, that is to say, know what you are doing and the third one is,
– Keep learning.

OfficialUniqueBlog: Can you share a project or production that you are particularly proud of and explain why it stands out for you?

Badeji Adebayo: I am proud of all my projects, I don’t have any special projects, I don’t see any project as special because the effort I will give to a fifty thousand naira project is the same effort I will give to a fifty million naira project, so I rarely see any project as exceptionally special.


OfficialUniqueBlog: As a theatre lecturer, how do you motivate and inspire your students to be creative and explore new ideas in their work?

Badeji Adebayo: well, as a lecturer, apart from teaching them what is in the book which is the major thing, sometimes, I teach them how it is in real life, the real application, how to make budgets, all those things that are not in the curriculum and for some special students that I see their passion for this job, I make them my assistants on set and pay them.

OfficialUniqueBlog: How do you stay current with new technology, trends, and techniques in the theatre and film industry?

Badeji Adebayo: I research, I keep learning, I keep reading books, I update myself both free and paid classes because Knowledge is not cheap.

OfficialUniqueBlog: What advice would you give to someone who is interested in pursuing a career in theatre art, film making, and set designing?

Badeji Adebayo: my advice is that you can do it. My watchword is “If you can think about it, you can achieve it”. So, think about it, and you will achieve it.

Read More Below:

https://officialuniqueblog.com.ng/2023/04/10/interview-multi-talented-creative-badeji-adebayo-shares-insights-on-theatre-film-and-set-designing-a-journey-of-innovation-and-collaboration/

Ignyte:
There’s a crazy rave for Amazon KDP now. Tell ChatGPT to come up with book cover design ideas and see.

But check the screenshots below for the answer on selling social media templates. Thank me later.

There are people here saying that it’s not possible. It’s not this, it’s not that.

Dey play. That’s all I can say.

Ignyte:
Lol who said anything about copying and pasting ChatGPT articles?

Anyway that’s the most apparent way to look at it.

There’s a whole lot of other ways to monetize ChatGPT.

Think about it like this, what other tools can you use in addition to ChatGPT to monetize.

There are people moving in droves to write their next Amazon KDP book with ChatGPT. But that’s not all you can do.

There are several possibilities. There are a hundred more A.I tools to combine with ChatGPT.

Do that, monetize and stay happy.

ConfidentialDoc:
You can't copy and paste raw from chat gpt without your article getting rejected.

Most content Mills have AI detectors.

But there's always a way around it.

saadatkhan:
Well, that's really depend, but so far I have made the Chat GPT Login guide for simple and layman users. So the revenue does not matter to me.

Ignyte:
So guys, whether we like it or not; we are in an A.I (Artificial Intelligence Revolution)

As usual, the early adopters are currently making money. This currently leaves me to ask, if you're currently using ChatGPT are you making money?

How much have you made?

For the people that don't know how to monetize ChatGPT, no vex. I put my number here before but they were looking for somebody to convince them and so I removed it.

Anybody that is looking for where to learn, Google is your friend.

Here’s my own quick tip for the doubters.

Use ChatGPT to generate 365 quotables, save it as CSV file. Go to Canva and use your CSV to bulk create your quotes into 365 slides.

Then design thumbnail, go to Etsy and upload product as ‘1 year social media plan Canva Template’. Sit down and watch how you will make it in life.

Bulk create is only available in Canva Pro (So if you won’t give me money at least give Canva. Etsy cannot be created in Nigeria. VPN will not work)

You can sell your template from as low as $2 - as high as $30.

EcoBrick:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-11844303/First-anti-aging-pills-hit-shelves-2028-expert-predicts.html

Alphabyte2:
Autonomous Robots , surgeries research, drugs discoveries, autonomous vehicles, ships and autonomous spaceship will be controlled by GPT so the work will be less . All what we will be doing is just giving instructions (prompt) . Already prompt engineering is now a course on Udemy and other platforms.

Meekha:
Seems ChatGPT does the thinking for you lol 😂

HeWrites:
No doubt, every successful personality today had one time had it rough or gone through turbulent periods which are at times documented in pictures. This is the case of billionaire Tony Elumelu, Igbere TV reports.

The philanthropist and Chairman of United Bank for Africa (UBA) recently got many talking after he posted a throwback photo of himself.

He made the post on Twitter as he joined the 'How it started vs how it is going' social media challenge.

The tweet gained huge traction with over 53k likes as of the time of making this report.

Nigerians marvelled at how times have changed for the Harvard scholar, with many making funny remarks about his looks.

https://twitter.com/TonyOElumelu/status/1387778996033757202?s=20[/quote]Lol... That's how we role.

Priscy01:
Chairman of Heirs Holdings Tony Elumelu on Saturday said his mother was the first entrepreneur he ever knew, stating that she managed several small businesses while he and his siblings were children, Igbere TV reports.

Mr Elumelu, who is passionate about entrepreneurship in Africa, runs an annual entrepreneurship programme through his foundation the Tony Elumelu Foundation where successful candidates are given $5,000 seed capital each to support their businesses.

Celebrating his mother, Elumelu who also chairs the board of UBA Group and Transcorp wrote in a post to Instagram that his mother taught him and his siblings life-long lessons.



https://www.instagram.com/p/CODOPz9HrpJ/?igshid=s4nl641przfp

Elumelu also prayed that his mother would be alive to see more years.

Abdulazeez99:
Chairman of the United Bank for United (UBA) Tony Elumelu on Thursday expressed excitement at his daughters clocking 14, Igbere TV reports.

The businessman shared two pictures on Instagram to show the growth of the triplets.



https://www.instagram.com/p/CIDGJmuHwHR/?igshid=qtl1rpq3abpd

Elumelu is married to Awele a medical doctor. They got married in 1993.

The pair have seven children — five girls and two boys.

drinoayo:
Tony Elumelu, Chairman, United Bank for Africa (UBA) has celebrated the festive season with a cute photo of himself with his family, Igbere TV reports.

The billionaire businessman shared the photo on social media.

In the photo is Elumelu, his wife and thier seven children.

Sharing the photos, he wrote;

https://www.instagram.com/p/CJOyaRqn7Ip/?igshid=1p66jofjkz1tx

Bribri:
His mum sold akara in onicha ugbo. His story na grace and hardwork.

ExAngel007:
Business mogul and billionaire, Tony Elumelu, has shared pictures of himself and his family on Easter,

He shared the pictures via his Facebook account on Sunday to commemorate the day.

Captioning the pictures, he wrote, "

https://www.facebook.com/206270189411151/posts/pfbid02TDE4VBsBfRyTFzbpA3ZeoKGkU42YJmDpf47vjru3qe2kosQN29S7jkMZYLRdsmu4l/?app=fbl