Aliko Dangote Has Been Moved Down From 51st to 76th position on the Forbes list of Billionaires.He is the chairperson of Dangote Group which spans food processing, cement manufacturing, and freight. Mr. Dangote is not the only Nigerian who stayed on the Forbes list.
The fortunes of telecoms billionaire, Mike Adenuga moved from $2 billion in 2011 to $4.3 billion as at March 2012, making him the second richest man in Nigeria.
Mr. Adenuga who was Forbes 597th richest man in 2011 moved up to 595 as at March this year.
Meanwhile Mexican business mogul, Carlos Slim once again topped the annual list of the world's richest billionaires.
The magazine estimates that Mr. Slim, whose business interests range from telecommunications to construction, is worth $69 billion.
He is followed by Microsoft founder, Bill Gates on $61 billion dollars and US investor Warren Buffett on $44 billion.
Hmmmm! Interesting! Have your say.
Wow! thought the business he launched recently somewhere in Ogun state would have made him richer....ha the almighty has fallen
ReplyDeleteNot interested
ReplyDeleteWow!
ReplyDeleteHow manage..all upon all the monopolising his company in 9jia
ReplyDeleteServes him right, he wants to be the only one to dominate Nigeria
ReplyDeleteBut he is the richest in Africa and Nigeria so the difference is just the world
ReplyDeleteMoney answereth all things in Nigeria naw so, he is a small god to those who has always seen him as that.
ReplyDeleteLet him give us more jobs ,not only piling up businesses all over the place...if he decide to give scholarship every family in Nigera, that will be better news
ReplyDeleteIt happens all the time 2day u are up there the next time you are below
ReplyDeleteThis man gave me a job..he is still man anytime, any day
ReplyDeleteIts expected you spend money to make money, after the project in Ogun...he make it back its a matter of time.
ReplyDelete