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Aliko Dangote, Africa's richest man and World richest black person according to New York Forbes Magazine originates from kano (Mrs. Marya Dantata-Dangote- Mother). He is the Founder of Dangote groups, one of the Continent's largest Conglomerates, 30th richest person in the world well over $30 billion.

when looking into the profile of the world richest black person, here are some of the few things I came across. Alhaji Aliko Dangote is a great Investor in almost every Economic Sectors ranging from Agriculture to Oil and Gas with Investments ranging from

$7 to $16 Billion per capital . He has got so much humanity and still always strives to learn more and yearns for success. He's also one of the World most recognised Philanthropist.

Here is an overview to some of Aliko Dangote's wonderful Investments. Alhaji Aliko Dangote with the World's richest Man named Bill Gates and the Governor of Lagos State, Alhaji Raji Babatunde Fashola.

Aliko Dangote, President and Chief Executive of Nigeria's Dangote Groups speaks during the sessionof the World Economic Forum on Africa in Cape Town disclosing his Intention on the $6 Billion Investment in Nigeria's Electricity.

Alhaji Aliko Dangote with one of the young Entrepreneur his Foundation has given Financial aids in Nigeria

Alhaji Dangote has so much investment which are not only in Businesses has we generally know as a Business Man,

He has got fabulous taste for good things which includes his privates Jets, his various homes all around Nigeria and the world, his fleets of cars.

Here are some pictures of Investments

His private Jets kept in his our private harbor.

Alhaji has plenty

offices all over Africa, and his head office is located in Nigeria. Ware houses, Factories, Refineries and so on.

Alhaji Aliko Dangote on Vacation on his private Yatch

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