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Too much money: Aliko Dangote’s fortune soars to $23.9 billion, cementing his spot as Africa’s richest man—surpassing Nigeria’s social media billionaires Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote has seen his net worth soar to $23.9 billion, solidifying his position as Africa’s wealthiest individual and placing him 86th on the global rankings, according to Forbes. This marks a significant leap from 2024 when he was ranked 144th worldwide with a fortune of $13.4 billion. The surge in his wealth is largely attributed to his 92.3% ownership in Dangote Petroleum Refinery & Petrochemicals. At 67, Dangote has re-entered the top 100 richest people globally, a feat he last achieved in 2018, as per the Forbes Real-Time Billionaires List. His wealth far surpasses that of South African billionaire Johann Rupert, who ranks 161st globally with $14.4 billion, and Nigeria’s second-richest man, Mike Adenuga, who holds the 481st spot with a net worth of $6.8 billion. Dangote’s rise comes on the heels of his game-changing move to break the Nigerian government’s oil monopoly by building Africa’s largest petroleum refinery. The Dangote Refinery, which began operations last year, was the result of an 11-year journey, a $23 billion investment, and countless challenges. What do you think about this development? drop your comment in the comment section will dangote ever be number one in the world 🌎 🌎 🌎 what do you think. #jajiotheteacher #jaconna #jagajagafrica #verydarkman #NigeriaInfoFM

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The extraordinary story of Chidi Ajaere, CEO of GIG Group, underscores his leadership prowess. Founded by Edwin Ajaere in 1998, God is Good Motors evolved under Chidi’s stewardship following his father’s untimely death in 2009. Chidi, then 21, successfully navigated the company’s expansion into a multifaceted logistics conglomerate. Today, GIG Group comprises diverse subsidiaries: GIG Logistics, GIG Motors, Stellas Banking and Finance, Richmondhill Real Estate and Property, Ziuss Energy, Oil & Gas, and GIG Aviation, enhanced by two Atr72 cargo aircraft. With a workforce exceeding 5,000, GIG Group is primed to emerge as a top Nigerian conglomerate within a decade, driving national progress.

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