African Billionaire Aliko Dangote on The David Rubenstein Show
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- Опубликовано: 8 янв 2020
- Jan.09 -- Aliko Dangote, Chief Executive Officer of Dangote Industries, and Africa's richest man, talks about the population explosion in Nigeria, his keys to success in business and his philanthropic efforts. He appears on "The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations." The interview was recorded Sept. 26 in New York.
A perfect storm is brewing in the United States. Inflation, bank collapse, severe drought in the agricultural belt, recession, food shortages, diesel fuel and heating oil shortages, baby formula shortages, available automobile shortages and prices, the price of living place.
Government policy has thrown the future under the bus for decades. The day of judgment is near. I predict an 80% drop in the stock market. Investors will abandon stocks in favor of real estate. There will be no money in banks... You must devise a strategy for survival.
These are the conditions in which life-changing money is made by those who remain calm, patient, and take controlled risks. Volatility goes both ways. The bigger the red candles, the bigger the green ones.
it's a good time to buy and basically I've just got cash sitting duck in the bank and I'd really love to put it to good use seeing how inflation is at an all time-high, who is this coach that guides you, mind I look them up
I'm really worried about the current bank crisis. If a bank as big as SVB could fail, I fear for a lot more. I know a friend who is running a high-growth startup, and was badly hit by the bank run. I have pulled out more than $340k from my bank. After all, the FDIC covers only up to $250,000, and the implosion could have bad effect. Looking to invest into the stock market now. Does anyone know how I could go about it?
@@stellarosephilips605 My consultant is GREG T. MARTIN FX, He has since provide entry and exit points on the securities I focus on. You can look him up online if you care supervision. I basically follow his trade pattern and haven't regretted doing so.
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@@user-hz8fm3dg6x Please who is the consultant who assists you with your invest-ments? And if you don't mind, how do I get in touch with this person?
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Dear, oh dear. These fake posts, generated by the same person, make me laugh. Pathetic scammer trying to entice idiots on RUclips to part with their cash. Sooooo funny.
Nobody can become financially successful overnight. They put in background work but we tend to see the finished part. Fear is a dangerous component, hindering us from taking bold steps we need in other to reach our goals. you have to contend with inflation, recession, decisions from the Feds and all. I was able to increase my portfolio by $289k in months. You have to seek for help in the right places.
I think it's not always about fear, Sometimes realistic factors discourage people from reaching their goals in life. For instance, I've tried investing in the stock market several times but always got discouraged by fluctuations of stock value
This is the problem! Most times people with little or no knowledge of the stock market try investing by themselves. It once happened to me, then I learned my lesson and contacted a US-based finance consultant by name CHRISTINE JANE MCLEAN and everything changed. In in the first quarter of this year i made $370k and counting.
@@HarrietBemish Hello there, please how do i find the lady you just mentioned?
@@berkrix4312 Most likely, you can run a google search on her name and find her basic information online; you are welcome to do further study.
@@HarrietBemish I looked CHRISTINE up out of curiosity and she seem pretty proficient, thanks for sharing
Dang, he said "I'm not buying Arsenal right now," he just said it like he was putting off buying a shoe.
Hahaha you noticed it too
The soccer team?
he cant buy arsenal that easy, its valuation is 1.3 billion and they wouldn't sell it for less than 2 probably.
@@Ethiopianexposer he can buy it easy, but not his taste based on his track records
@@hendrixjoe555 his net worth is part of the companies he owns. if he finds somebody who would buy a percentage of his company then he can afford it. he doesn't have 2 billion dollars liquid. And also why would he spend 2 billion for an unprofitable venture. maybe to safeguard his money.
I like how Dangote answers such obvious questions... Rubenstein asks: "What does Africa need with another refinery?" It's COMMON KNOWLEDGE THAT African sends their oil to Western Countries for refining. With Africa building our own Refineries, we cut out the Middle Man Western Countries... Blacks making themselves wealthy off of OUR resources.
I didn't know why Africa needed a refinery. I thought the question and answer was interesting
hes a snarky interviewer
Very condescending attitude.... he is still shock Dangote commands such enormous wealth....."how did you make your money"...do your homework and use findings as point of reference to ask him questions..
*Or eastern companies for more wars*
@@mohammadessawy8879 same
Please buy my beloved Arsenal Mr. Dangote.
Are you the real wenger??
Tonnito Edwards Of course.
Arsene Wenger okay how much do you want?-Dangote son here
I'm with you the best coach
@@victor237obiora5 🙈goodbye!
Some of these questions are condescending and childish. Kudos to Dangote for patience and maturity; which are some of the reasons he is staying on top.
That's how white American males speak to blacks. Condescending to a black person as if we're children. Typical racist behavior
Who is here because he wants to buy arsenal
Yep! It looks like in 2021 he will make that move to buy Arsenal.
Kwame Dukes he said 2021
meeeeee lol I HOPE HE GETS THRU
☝
double.20
As a Ghanaian born raised in the States my heart fills with joy everyday. We've never felt welcomed in the west yet we (the children) are always sent here to study and work. After finishing my masters in Australia certain things began to make sense. The best place for me to do business will be in Africa, not the west. Why? Simple, almost everything has already been established in the west, almost nothing has been established on the Motherland. This is prime opportunity, I for one I'm excited for the next decade. Starting a business this year, very exciting
Bush Man, what does your business intend to provide?
I tell people this all the time. Africa is the next frontier. You are ahead of the wave 🌊.
You are so right,Africa is a "greenfield" business oppurtuny,everything is needed
@@Theblackhippieh I see that as well its untapped.
Yes it is, but trust me for business in Africa, you will work ten times harder than anywhere else in the world
Even the interwier was shocked when Mr.Dangote said his company is envisaging 30billionUSD revenue annually in the next 5years...Hahaha
yes, making such a huge profit annually is possible. Remember the profit earned is being shared among the shareholders of Dangote Group.
The interviewer really didn’t do any research clearly
When you refine all, you can produce more than 100 different types of products. He's a pretty clever chap, he knows by 2050, the population in Nigeria would have doubled and all the basic commodities imported from out will stop and revert to buying from him. He knows the basics of trade and it was passed on from generation to generation. Most people make mistakes in business because they don't know their market base. Dangote is able to identify that with a big population, automatically people will need houses so he opted for cement while others were scrambling to own oil wells
He is the richest black man in the world, not just a billionaire
Lol, they don't advertise Chinese Billionaires as the richest Asian man, or Jeff Bezos as the richest white man in the World.
Farzana Patel that is the people who advertise him bring the richest black man because their is pride in that! It’s up to others if they want to say someone is the richest of another color or culture! No more no less!
@dmanc1 It's called business. You leverage other people's money.
Especially wealthy people rarely utilise their own money for investments.
@@eDateDoctors There is no pride to be richest "black" man. That is like saying I feel pride to be the richest short man in the World. I feel pride to be richest, baldheaded man in the World.
There is only pride to be richest man in the World!
@@farzana6676 it's important for that to be said. It's an inspiration for many Africans who need a change in self perception
The pride of Africa Aliko Dangote... I am next on that seat David
Dangote :the richest black man on earth
Forever I have looked up to Dangote. I'm glad
Mugumya Paul me too!
My hero and inspiration.........Africans we need to build our system with visions like MR ALIKO DANGOTE 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💯💯💯true living legend true living hero 💯💎
Sir! Dangote, please stay away from people of European descent. Trust me one of them is trying to find a way to sue you for no reason.
Wow! Thanks Mr David for having my Mr. Dangote! Awesome interview
David - thank you! I am a big fan but never ever expected to see someone like me on your show...sure, I've seen one African-American (I think) but an African? A Nigerian? I am amazed and excited. MORE PLEASE! Our land may look like a shit-hole to some(one) but Africa is here to stay and we will rise. Just watch.
well said.
Love you guy from Senegal Africa😍😍😍
T TT
And YES, We RISE..!!!💪🏾👊🏾👸🏾🤴🏾
Our land is actually a shithole. Let's be real. Dangote is the exception.
Bro I'm.37 years old from tbe uk and I honestly believe that from the bottom of my, "Africas children will rise" god willing ❤
Arsenal fan, here it is 17.20
Just Loving how he speaks. So confident and Calm
Mr Dangote is a fascinating study and I'm excited about following his continued ascent. Bravo!
Great conversation, learnt quite a few things.
1, Understand everything about the business you are going into.
2, Work hard, very hard and know there'll be hiccups, it's not going to be a roller-coaster.
#myRoleModel #dangote 🇳🇬
He is the Richest black person in the world, not just Africa. Get your facts right...and stop asking condescending questions. Some these questions won't be asked to Bill Gates and co.
bravehats
I've watched this guy interview gates and a few others.
It is similar enough questions and asks quite a few goofy questions, i think anyway.
THANK YOU! It was irritating and for David to constantly cut him off, I found disrespectful. So condescending. I would have called him out right away.
What about the questions regarding where he locates money for investment purposes and how he gets around with or with our security? This guy is very sly and I don't trust him.
@@mswonderfulgem170 Ok get out then
@@jideo.4832 Yeah , I could noticed some envy from David . Clearly the fact that David is frustated for being old and ugly , being born in a country with more oportunities yet doesn't even have 1% of what Aliko has.
Starting early is simply. The best way of getting ahead to build wealth, investing remains a priority. I learnt from my last year’s experience, I was able to build a suitable life because I invested early ahead this time.
أنا أحتفل بمحفظة أسهم بقيمة 30 ألف دولار اليوم. لقد بدأت هذه الرحلة مع 6K. لقد استثمرت في الوقت المحدد وأيضًا بالشروط الصحيحة، والآن لدي الوقت لعائلتي والحياة التي تنتظرني
Wow, really. I was able to make my $25k on invstment
@@eileengardner5462I’m looking for something I can venture into on a short term basis, I have $15k sitting in my savings
Assets that can make you rich
*FX
*Btcoin
*Stocks
*Gold
*Real estate
You’re right but a lot of people remain poor due to ignorance
Thank you David Rubenstein for having Aliko Dangote.
You make it sound like it is a favor. He has no choice!
@@TheDeskuuul exactly! Stop kissing white people's butt people. Or anyone else's for that matter
don't you know you can make R80,000 in 7 days
Big big point of CORRECTION David...Dangote is not the richest man in africa, but he is the Richest BLACK MAN IN THE ENTIRE WORLD NOT JUST THE RICHEST IN AFRICA..get that straight up..If you agree please like and comment
Dangote wants to have family offices in the US in addition to his family office in London because of devaluation. Here lies the Nigerian paradox. We started ‘strategically’ devaluing our currency since the structural adjustment program days in the 80s in order to bolster exports and the economy but the reverse has been the case and the results are evident. A nation’s currency is its store of value. The Naira’s devaluation has led to massive brain drain, capital flight and impoverishment of a populace who rely heavily on imported goods. May God endow our leaders with wisdom. Amen.
@EZE THE GREAT Yes he has but just as many others have done. The people ought to learn how to be responsible as well instead of allowing themselves to be nothing but religious zealots, sheeple bunch that only believe in miraculous intervention from Almighty above. In fact, many in the north prefer their religiously conservative way of life than assist in even basic development.
Same For Tunisia but its started for us in 2011 with the"revolution"
Mr. Dangote is very inspirational. I'm hoping to follow his example in business and philanthropy.
Thank you David for insightful interview.
Amazing interview, aliko is my entrepreneur role model, God bless you my brother, you are very humble, smart and successful.
Billionaire talk = "I am" not "I will"
sigh *I am* going to get there!
Its refreshing to watch an african discuss solutions to african problems and back it up with his money. Its the way to go.
This is so inspiring to see. Ive never been to nigeria, but im a talent agent for a nigerian animations creator. Im a western world brother who dreams of taking this project to ultimate level. God be with us !!
Sir! Dangote, please stay away from people of European descent
Iam Proud of You Aliko Dangote, Forever Living Afrika.
MY ROLE MODEL! THE MAN ALREADY LIVING MY DREAM! Thanks For The Insight. 🙌🏿
AFRIKA MUST UNITE🎵🎶🎵📚⏰🔥🌅🌴Aliko Dangote penetrating cross borders intra Africa market with his companies🦁learn liberate and lead!🌅 building hospital and oil refinery, cement factories, roads, food in Nigeria as well🕊⏰
SO inspiring to watch, especially points like knowing the business you are venturing into and giving back to the society
Two Giants! Mr Dangote laying the blueprint before us
Fantastic interview, excellent answers.
Richest black person in the world as well...
@@mortalzeus6519 who cares. some corrupt dudes are also richer than bezos jeff
@@mortalzeus6519 true that!!!! I totally agree !!
Mortal Zeus nobody recognizes the wealth of corrupt politicians ok. Besides, most of these billionaires on reveal what they want you to see. Most of them are far richer than their estimated networth
MortalZeus Kabila does not have billions.
@EZE THE GREAT But business is ALL about location,location and location.The poor areas need aid.
Extraordinary and Authentic Human Being, Bless Up Brother 🙏👏💪💯
Very humbling and inspiring to watch.
Am proud of the fact that he maintained his accent
yet another inspiring one . thanks @david and @dangote.
Thank you so much, Sir Aliko Dangote and Sir David.😊🙌🏾
"If you are going to any business, you must understand the business A to Z. You must know that business." La capacité, qu'ont ses milliardaires à maîtriser leurs environnements, me laisse toujours bouche bée.
Aliko Dangote, l'homme que tous les africains doivent connaitre. A chacune de ses interviews, il y a toujours quelque chose à en tirer. You make africa so proud!!!!
Yes
Man.
That statement to me is not absolutely applicable in today's business world. You can never know everything A to z about a sector or business before you venture in it. Yoy have learn it as you forge ahead. Spoiler: he didn't know everything about cement before going into it. He may have had some experience in trade which is good but not knowing everything
When dangote mentioned that he’ll have a company with a revenue of $30b in 2 years the interviewer could not close his mouth he seemed gobsmacked 😂
Maybe because he didn't believe the figures. It'll take a miracle to go from $4 bn to 30 bn in 2 years!
ettringite99 well fair enough. But one thing I’ve learnt is never to underestimate a determined man! You’ll be surprised
@@ettringite99 if he get to half, that would put him in the same league with the likes of world's top 20s. I think would get there, if he can get these countries in to use his refinery, which they should. Nigeria alone could get him there with over 500000 barrels a day in production
ettringite99 obviously,he has been setting everything up for almost a decade ...most of all the infrastructure he is building will be completed between now and 2 years
@@adeboyeadedeji7902 Nothing is impossible to a determined man
Wonderful talk David & Aliko. Watching from Zambia.
Kudos Mr Dangote. Down-to-earth attitude is the stuff the real wealthy are made of. Thank you for sharing your investment insight. Where there's a will there's a way:)
Great interview. It would be great if you could interview someone from the Caribbean region as well.
Thank David for sharing this insightful interview with us. Aliko Dangote has always been an inspiration for many Nigerians, unlike some of those that're tarnishing our image. I can feel his level sincerity from every of his answered questions. He's really a true role model. May Allah grant him long life and more prosperous existence! Thank you once more.
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This guy, Aliko Dangote is very brilliant, Just see how simply he responds the questions with relevant examples based on his works and the statistics at hand. No beating around the bush. Very incredible ideas. Big Thanks
So excited to watch this
You feel the gift of great business ideas around them. Am always moved with great respect about what they are able to do in Nigeria and Africa.
Love Love Love your show along with the great Aliko!!!
Great show,l have learnt to be patient, Hard work, Intelligent and lastly luck.
Mr. Dangote is a business mogul in Africa and will provide a sense of motivation to most upcoming entrepreneurs in the continent.
You are spoke all my mind this is what I always discuss with my Nigerians people around me (1)agriculture
(2) free stability of education From primary to s.s.s level💯
(3)technology
(4)development etc
How I wish that Africa is as developed as the west, I so much love my origin and my country but things are not just working well in my country.
I will always support and praise people like Dangote because he is an employer of labour
Every billionaire sees an opportunity and makes good use of it. Aliko Dangote is one of them.
He was also born into a wealthy family, that helped a bit.
don't you know you can make R80,000 in 7 days
Wow! This was an awesome and informative interview ... I pray to sit with you Mr David on your show..🙏.. #Africa is so wealth .
Every time I listen to Aliko speak I walk away excited about the future prospects in Africa. I'm moving to Ghana this year and I can't wait to see the transformation of our continent ✊🏿
You guys have a tactics of using anything Nigerian to market ghana.. u better stop that useless petty tactics... it's getting ridiculous... u guys make it seem like Nigeria and Ghana are close countries, but we ain't.. so stop using anything Nigerian for free promo.. u guys are closing down Nigerian businesses in your country, but claim to be pan African.. go get yourself a life..
you got it all wrong. Don't listen to those lies. We have people like Dangote who have business interests in Ghana and none of those businesses has been shut down. We have Nigerian banks doing very well in and those companies have not been shut down. When you move to a foreign country the first thing you need to do is to be law-abiding. Don't go there disrespecting the laws of the State when you're dealt with you come home crying. Most of these people who's had their shop closed are into illegal businesses. Your comments are very unfortunate and I hope you can do yourself a lot of good by investigating the claims you're making here.
MUBARAK MOHAMMED oh no, I’m sorry bro, jealousy and anger has moved so many Africans into destroying Nigerian properties bro, not because its illegal business or they’re illegal aliens, NO. It’s pure jealousy, and joblessness. It’s happening in Ghana right now and it used to happen to Dakar and Abidjan, until we became strong and fought back tooth to tooth. Before I moved up, I was all over Ghana Côte d’Ivoire Mali Senegal and Burkina, they just hate the name Nigeria, cuz they can’t understand how we move so fast and smart. Imagine some people fighting Nigerians because they think nigerians are taking over the businesses they should be doing... hahahahaha.
Anyways, I ain’t talking about that, my concern is dangote, who’s done more evil than good in Nigeria, now he’s in New York lying through his teeth. One day his cup will be filled and his deeds will hit the waves.
This guy deserves everything he has! Great interview!
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(expertrasmos)
$30B revenue per year,,..let that sink in folks!!! 😳😁😁
Dear GOD Bless and uplift me beyond my present level🙏🏾. And let all the glory be unto you 🙏🏾
Keep going Black peoples are proud of you, please, be careful with this people, so that they don’t poison you. We need you more in Africa for many years to come, May you live long, also consider investing in to the electricity sector so that darkness can be over in Nigeria 🇳🇬 once and forever, we need to enjoy 24/7 light 💡 in our life time.
Big up to this man.. I will be a multi billionaire soon ..
Me too 🙏🏽
I hope you reach your goals
go get em// but its not bout the money its bout the product!
Me too!!!
Me too, I'm really learning all I can about investments, we need more Nigerian millionaires 😂
What an inspiring story! 👏 It's amazing to see how Aliko Dangote built his fortune from nothing, through hard work, persistence, and understanding the businesses he got into. His journey shows that with the right mindset and determination, anyone can achieve great success in Africa and beyond.
I love his attitude of giving back and bettering society through philanthropy. And his advice to invest in understanding a business inside-out first is so valuable. It takes dedication and grit to build something as large as the Dangote Group. Aliko's calm and humble nature is also admirable.
Africa has so much potential, and it's great to see role models like Aliko paving the way. His investments outside Africa will open doors for others. Thanks for this motivational interview!
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He didn't build his wealth from nothing...he comes from a wealthy family
I say "Almighty God" bless, lift and support this great mind, patriot and leader to become the president of Nigeria. In overall, a born talented leader, as its said "By their fruit we shall know them" I see something divine and with great turn around in Nigeria and Africa as a whole.... Alh. Aliko Dangote, you are a pace setter and the true role model of my "Nigerian Dream".
Listening to this interview post covid really shows you why you need flexible strategic plans.
The interviewer sounds jealous and defeated😂
David Rubenstein always acts this way; please watch his other video interviews Rubenstein has done; Rubenstein is always low key himself.
Rather a patronizing, condescending interview in my opinion. I dont believe a non-African billionaire would be asked “do people ask you for selfies” “fo people ask you for money”
Lemuel Breakfast yea the interviewer is wealthy but stupid
Yes i got that vibe also
Yea....I get that too
Dude you've just written exactly what I was thinking!! Seriously white people please stop this. Just stop it.
@@markrobby7136 I think so too
Anyone else came here for the Arsenal comments? We talked about this on my live stream last night.
If you’re going into any business you must understand that business from A to Z, you must know that business.🥰
Such a modest man this Aliko
omer yea he is very classy and nice mannered
@@sweetspice9120 Yes dude!
@EZE THE GREAT Are you a socialist? Then you have a point for sure
Dangote says let me give you an example 😂 plz teach this guy some business 😂😂😂
Great personality! Thank you for your words of wisdom Mr. Dangote!
This is a wake up call for Africa to arise,to conquer the world economically.
Give me a break, load of emotion ! How we conquer the world,when Africans don't eat 3 times a day?
The questions in the interview seemed more like the questions the interviewer was to research on for the interview. Asking him about the economic indicators etc of the country? Come on. It's like no research whatsoever was done
When an interviewer asks questions it is not always because the interviewer themself doesn't know but because the audience is likely wondering.
@@mohammadessawy8879 I get your point but not in this case. When one gets someone like this in am interview, he should be asking questions which the audience can't find answers to online. Asking about economic indicators which can change in a week is not it. Come on man, let's be fair here, he didn't bother to prepare for this interview; or he was just bad at it.
This was a BS interview asking him about the population of Lagos! David is a moron
@@iamkman have some respect, otherwise you are exposing where you are coming from.
I’m sure you will have a lot of knowledge about Dangote but not many people in these parts do. He intentionally asked those questions. From their convo you realize that David has actually known Dangote for some time and Dangote has even invested in his investment fund in Africa. So he definitely knows a lot about Dangote he just wanted Aliko to tell his story.
Great interview. Good to see something positive coming out of Nigeria. There is still a lot of work that needs to be done to clean up the bad image that some inconsiderate individuals (scammers) did to taint the reputation of honest Nigerians here in the States. Glad that Aliko Dangote is raising the awareness of Nigeria, as well as other African countries.
Continue
He is the best investment teacher I know on telegram.
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Sir! Dangote, please stay away from people of European descent
Brilliant words & great perspectives !!!
our very own, we are proud of you sir, nigerians love u
He said it all,there is good opportunity for everybody
I'm proud to have you as my role model Aliko Dangote. God bless you sir for the massive trajectories. AMEN.
Have only ever thought of him as the richest man in Africa but damm, The man is actually very intelligent 🧠 👏🏾
Thank you Alhaji,🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Please buy Arsenal🙏
Get the british multi millionaires to buy arsenal instead of hiding their wealth off-shore so they dont pay taxes. I hope he doesnt waste his money investing in a place that dont have respect for him....just after his money!!!
I’m from the Caribbean but I’ve been studying Mr. Dangote business philosophy for some time now. He’s very smart and always looking into the future. I want to invest in his company. Listen closely to his message, he’s more interested in a European/African business driven model than a political model. Africa doesn’t need Europe to be invested politically.
Great conversation
Wealth begets wealth that’s what I learned from this interview
From +255
Very proud in African
We young man. Aliko dangote is class for us
@EZE THE GREAT Why invest in a warzone??
Comes across as genuinely likeable and humble. one of a kind man, Dangote surely is
Every Good or Bad Government that came into Power in Nigeria frm the last 20yrs always have Great Respect for Dangote. I don’t know how this guy manage to scale through all that Dangerous Journey. Lucky ✅
Great African man, I like the interview Mr. David.
Planning to diversify to US to hedge against currency devaluation in Africa, and thereby preserve some of the family wealth. Wise move!
Makes a lot of sense; absolute wisdom.
Hedging is a wise move,keep some money in gold,silver,or bitcoin if you can
@Que_Rico i have bitcoin
thats such a ridiculous line of thought-he destroyed the nigerian ports built a new private one. he singlehandedly made lagos the most expensive port in the world by destroying it and not fixing it (he pays no taxes, lets be real)
he took opportunity he had to steal from future generation including you and thats something to be applauded
@@fadesola2002 Nigeria is hopeless if people don't stop giving birth
i wish i could have 1 minute with Mr.Dangote, i have a lot of business proposals to offer to change Africa. i strongly believe in miracles
Am interested dear message me in email::ezebunwajo@gmail.com please I want to invite and make more money please
As a Nigerian, who have lived all my life here. I rest my case, I do not bad mouth Mr Dangote, I can't even do that if I wanted to.
But this man. oh well.
May God deliver Nigeria.
Proud to see he is trying to strengthen Africa
David’s facial reactions after aliko’s mention 30 billion 🤣🤣🤣
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When he's always thought Africa is poor! 😁
Time for Africa to have its own global PR Office📺📻📡(((...like UK has BBC or Russia's RT, Middle East's Al Jazeera etc.
Great interview, thank you🙏🏾 ... a lot of insight coming from Dangote!!!!
We gotta protect him.
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his country still can't even boast of 12hrs power supply. he would rather go into oil and be buddy buddy with the crude oil cabals... billionaires will not change the world. doesn't work in the west, doesn't work in africa also. you only achieve billionaire status either through. undercutting, underpaying, bypassing tax, or monopoly, nepotism, govt. favoritism and lobbying...
@@sankofax8082 he is not the President, he is a private citizens and a business man. Nigerian dont pay texas to him. Dangote have done and is doing a lot of charity. Work in nigeria.
@@luziaappie3312 He is not just a private citizen... he is Nigerian's favorite son... every thing he own is because he was enabled by the Nigerian govt. through loan grants, tax reduction, connections, lobbying and monopoly. and also, billionaires doing charity works to help society have been debunked by notable researchers, as a band aid on an amputated limb. because it is these same billionaires that widens the divide btw the rich and the poor through their ruthless capitalist practices... for instance how can dangote be proud that he's the richest black man when his country has no electric power, that is because he has major shares in oil companies which major consumers are generators. he could easily privatize the power company and restructure it, which would help entrepreneurs flourish in Nigeria. but he would rather build oil refineries which profit will only benefit the elite like himself and foreign contractors.
@@sankofax8082 dangote business is oil, sugar and cement. He chose to not invest in electricity how is it a bad thing? He can't do it all.