Aliko Dangote just became the first African to hit a $30 billion net worth. But this milestone is more than money, it’s a signal of how African industry is evolving. #Dangote #AfricaBusiness #Billionaires #Nigeria #BusinessInsiderAfrica | Business Insider Africa

Aliko Dangote, The Richest Black Man In The World, Makes History As The First African To Reach A $30B Net Worth | Gist Me-TV Canada

Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, has revealed that he regrets not buying Arsenal when the football club was valued at $2 billion. Dangote explained that while the club is now worth around $4 billion following its recent success, purchasing it back then would have made it difficult for him to complete the Dangote Refinery, one of his biggest projects. #NBGupdates | NBG Africa

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19K views · 246 reactions | Aliko Dangote, Africa's richest man, is selling a business unit of his conglomerates, Dangote Flour Mills Plc, to Olam International at a value worth ₦130 billion, an equivalent of $361.11 million. #PulseWoChitBI #PulseNigeria #Dangote #AlikoDangote | Pulse Nigeria | Facebook

Even Aliko Dangote has subtly began his “activism” for the sole survival of his business empire, so, what’s your excuse? If Aliko wasn’t in trouble he’ll probably be on some phantom “peace and dialogue committee” reaching out to the poor and famished not to revolt by now. Fight for your existence too! Fight the power! | Omoyele Sowore