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Wednesday, 24 January 2018

YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR: Whenever I am At The Verge Of Quitting, I Think Of All The People I Need To Prove Wrong – CEO KRYSTALITE EVENTS

CAN WE MEET YOU?
My  name is Adebanjo Eunice Oluwatobi. I am a native of Ijebu-Ago Iwoye, Ogun State. I come from a family of five, I am the first child. I am a Christian. I am a Management and Accounting student of Obafemi Awolowo University. I am the C.E.O of Krystalite Wedding and Events, an event planning outfit.

WHAT ARE YOUR HOBBIES?
I really do not have much of a hobby, but I love learning new things, especially when it  has to do with events planning. I also love to read books.

TELL US ABOUT YOUR JOURNEY TO ENTREPRENEURSHIP
It started about four years ago. I was  still in secondary school, S.S. 3 precisely. I just unconsciously found myself falling in love with watching events and how they were planned. I started downloading a lot of these videos, trying to learn more about planning events and how and what I could do to be different. The love for events and planning just grew by the years and here I am.

HOW HAS YOUR GROWING UP INFLUENCED YOUR CHOICE OF CAREER?
Well, to be honest, growing up with event planning on my mind wasn’t very easy. As a matter of fact, I never got any support  from any of my parents so it was quite difficult expressing what I love to do because at the end of the day, there was always no one to encourage me. I guess the way it has influenced me however, is that right now, I kind of want to prove myself right that and in a funny way, prove my parents wrong that event planning is actually a career.

WHAT CHALLENGED YOU IN STARTING YOUR BUSINESS IN SPITE OF WHAT IS HAPPENING AROUND US?
Hmm, I would say what really challenged me is the passion I have always had for event planning. I really want to make  people happy by planning events.
AS A YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR, WHAT MOTIVATES YOU TO PUSH FOR SUCCESS?
Well, like I said earlier, I have always  wanted to be a planner, but I have hardly gotten support, so whenever I am at the verge of quitting, I think of all the people I need to prove wrong, and I find myself back up. More so, I am very passionate about event planning. I do not see it as work but fun.
WHO IS/ARE YOUR ROLE MODEL?
Wow, I have a couple. Zapphire Events, Bisola TrendyBee Events, 2706 events, Magna Events, Laheiress, 3003 Events and The Wedding Guru.
WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR GREATEST FEAR AS A YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR?
My greatest fear I would say is not being able to satisfy a client has I would have loved to, like planning an event and it flops.
WHAT ROLE HAS YOUR GENDER PLAYED IN ACHIEVING YOUR GOALS AS A YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR?
Well, it’s no news that people actually believe that event planning is a ‘woman thing’, this is evidenced by the number of women in the events industry.
WHAT IS YOUR ADVICE TO YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS?
Hmm, it’s not easy o. But then, I will advise any prospective entrepreneur out there to pray, pray again, work, and pray again.
WHAT IS YOUR TAKE ON THE STATE OF THE NATION?
The state we are right now is quite discouraging. I just hope and pray that we get to the promise land someday.
Contact: 08150602722
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Wednesday, 18 December 2013

Pop brat Justin Bieber RETIRING at the age of 19?!Dare we hope it’s true

Though Canadian singer Justin Bieber is just 19 years
old, he has reportedly claimed that he's going to
retire next year.
He said, "After the new album, I'm actually retiring
man. I'm retiring.
"I think I'm probably going to quit music."
He made his remarks to a host at Power 106 in Los
Angeles on Tuesday – so sayeth the Mirror – before
adding, "I want to grow as an artist and I'm taking a
step out.
"I want my music to mature."
But alas, it seems you'll have to put down those
party poppers and stop thanking the invisible powers
that be upstairs for making dreams come true as the
article adds, "But some insiders say it's all a big fat,
funny quite terrible joke."
Sigh.
Meanwhile, it's been reported by US entertainment
and gossip website TMZ that there was something of
a fracas at Bieber's home this week when paramedics
were called to attend to a young girl who'd
apparently "passed out" during a party hosted by the
Heartbreaker singer.
Of that, the Mirror states, "A 911 call was made to
the emergency services and ambulances were
dispatched at around 3:00am after the 20-year-old
was found unconscious at the house."
An unnamed source said, "A member of the singer's
security team called 911.
"The girl is fine. The call was made out of caution.
She ate some food and drank some water and was
fine."
Apparently, when paramedics arrived, they were told
that one of the guests at the bash would take the girl
to a private hospital for treatment, however, she
refused and was later taken home.
That incident is just one of many making headlines
for Bieber this year for primarily the wrong reasons…
The singer was accused of spitting at fans, which he
denied, and there was also some suggestion that
he'd been thrown out of several clubs in the States
after his behaviour was deemed unacceptable, but
again, his reps denied everything.
Here's a news report about Bieber…

Saturday, 7 December 2013

Brazil 2014: FIFA World Cup Finals Draw

The 2014 FIFA World Cup draw took place in Brazil
today and Nigeria will play against Argentina, Iran
and Bosnia-something...lol. Nigeria's opening game
will be against Iran and even though Bosnia looks like
it will be an easy game for us, the country is ranked
higher than Nigeria in the world. They are ranked
21st, while Nigeria is ranked 36th, but I'm sure we'll
qualify alongside Messi's Argentina.many gist coming from both parts and we've got to wait till 2014

University of Ibadan AnnouncesResumption Date

The University of Ibadan (UI) is set to resume
teaching activities on January 4, 2014. This decision
was announced by the Governing Council of the
institution and was based on the directives of the
Committee of Pro-Chancellors of Federal Universities
and the National Universities Commission. However,
the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) said
strike still on.
Mr. Olujimi Olukoyam, the registrar and secretary to
the council at the UI, signed and released the official
university bulletin on December 6, 2013, Friday. In
the document the governing council explained that
the re-opening became necessary in view of the
consideration of all matters relating to the on-going
ASUU strike, at its recent meeting.
"Consequent upon the directives of the CPC which
directed the Vice-Chancellors to re-open universities
for academic and allied activities to commence, the
management on Tuesday, directed the deans and
directors to open resumption register for academic
staff willing to resume work to sign, on or before
December 4, 2013.
"At its extra-ordinary meeting held on Wednesday,
December 4, the school's governing council
deliberated on all the actions taken and ratified by
the Committee of Provost, Deans and Directors and
ratified them. The Senate at its special meeting held
on December 4, also considered the revised
academic calendar for the remaining part of the
second semester of 2012/2013 session proposed by
the Committee of Provost, Deans and Directors and
approved," the bulletin stated.

Keshi speaks on World Cup opponents

According to xtraemistblog, Head coach of the Nigeria national team, Stephen
Keshi has taken the time to give his thoughts on the
Super Eagles' three group opponents at the 2014 Fifa
World Cup finals in Brazil.
On Friday, Nigeria was drawn alongside, Argentina,
Bosnia-Herzegovina and Iran in Group F and Keshi is
full of respect for the three adversaries of the African
champions.
Nigeria will be meeting Argentina in the preliminary
stage of the competition having failed to avoid defeat
in the three previous encounters in 1994, 2002 and
2010.
Keshi was a member of the Nigeria side that lost 2-1
to the South Americans in 1994 and he is hoping
things will be different this time around.
"Argentina versus Nigeria is something that is
becoming a recurring decimal. We keep playing
against them at every World Cup. It's good. We will
see how it goes this time," he said immediately after
the draw ceremony in Costa do Sauipe, Salvador.
Keshi however confessed knowing little about the
group's two other sides, Bosnia-Herzegovina and
Iran.
"Not knowing Bosnia is a difficult thing but they are a
good side. I think I've seen them once or twice on
television.
"Iran? I've never seen them. For them to be here
means they are a good team," he added.
Nigeria's first game at the 2014 World Cup finals is
on June 16 against Iran at Arena da Baixada, Curitiba.
Five days later, the African champions face Bosnia-
Herzegovina at the Arena Pantanal, Cuiabá before
rounding off their first round campaign against one
of the pre-tournament favourites, Argentina at the
Estádio Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre on June 25.
The Super Eagles have never gone beyond the
second round of a World Cup.

By 95, I'll be a bigger hero than Nelson Mandela says WEST

According to xtraemistblog,
West was asked who he
thought on the world stage
today could possibly replace
Nelson Mandela in terms of
leadership.
"I am the next Nelson
Mandela," West responded.
"I'm only 36 years old, and
when I look at everything I've
accomplished, it's the only
comparison that makes any
sense. By the time I'm 95, I'm going to be a bigger
hero than he ever was.
"Nelson Mandela did a lot of good work, don't get me
wrong. But I think I'm on track to do something even
bigger. I liberate minds with my music. That's more
important than liberating a few people from
apartheid or whatever.

Thursday, 21 November 2013

Asuu Strike Update:Asuu Rank broken, some universities plan resumption

The ongoing Academiv
Staff Union of Universities
(ASUU) has suffered a
major setback as the the
Adekunle Ajasin University,
Akungba Akoko (AAUA) in
Ondo State has pulled out.
In a statement signed by its
registrar R.B Olotu, the
school directed its students
to resume for the second
semester on November
25th 2013. The statement read "All Students of
AAUA are hereby
Informed that academic activities of the 2nd
semester of 2012/2013 session truncated as a
result of the ASUU national strike are to resume
on Monday, 25th November, 2013 with the
continuation of registration on the University
portal, while lectures are to start on Mon, 2nd
December, 2013.
We gathered that six universities including Imo
State University (IMSU) will follow suit in days
to come.

Wednesday, 20 November 2013

Check it out:The New Ipad Air

As the competition for smart tablets gets tougher,
Apple introduced the iPad mini. Since it was released
last year it has witnessed a tremendous growth. In
addition to being, miniature, it featured a beautiful
design, it can be rightly said that the iPad Air is a
twin or a look alike of the iPad Mini.
The iPad Air is a totally redesigned tablet internally
and externally it is slimmer and lighter. The
processor is super fast; it uses the same magnificent
64-bit Apple A7 processor as the iPhone 5S and
Retina screen.
The iPad's success has been its functionality; it's a
10-inch tablet with a great ecosystem (integrates
beautifully with: Macbook Pro, MacBook, Macbook Air,
Mac Pro, iMac, Mac Mini and PC – windows based
operating System, etc) and a brilliant display that
works. Some might argue that the previous iPad
design is not exceptionally good-looking. It was a
design that seemed more and more dated with every
year it remained unchanged, it might well be said
that Apple's focus was to improve on the
configuration internally rather than beautifying the
external.
he iPad Air acts as one massive corrective to those
three years of stagnation. With sleek, skinny side
bezels, and shiny silver chamfers like those on the
iPhone, the Air is hands down the most beautiful
tablet Apple has in its stables.
As the name sounds, the iPad Air is light. At just one
pound less, its less than one kilogramme, it is half a
pound lighter than previous iPad's.
Apple is shipping the iPad Air with Retina Display it
comes in Silver or Space Gray with the latter
replacing the black back of its predecessor.
Messaging and Contact
The iPad Air is a fine tablet for a number of things –
but you might not necessarily think that calling is
one of them. But with the addition of Face Time
Audio, and the improved Face Time HD camera, this
is a great device.
The camera on the front of the iPad, a 1.2MP, shows
your whole face very nicely, with a detailed level of
sharpness. Of course, it depends on your internet
connection as to whether this detail is transmitted to
the person on the other end of the call, but it's a
great way to keep in touch with other.
And with Face Time Audio now an option, you can
have free voice calls with other enabled users thanks
to VOIP technology. Once in the application you can
set up your favourite people as instant contacts to
call - and helpfully they can also be set to call
through voice or video by default
Messaging
Messaging on the iPad is a much better experience.
There's iMessage and email Application that is
shipped in all iPad, and a variety of other chat
applications you can download in the apple store.
The Mail application has seen a good improvement,
with a wide and expansive view that makes full use
of the screen size. You get a decent column down one
side to see all your missives, and a gentle swipe
across allows you to move or edit the mail or send it
to the Bin.
The new improvement in the email application
makes folders easy to use and you can have all your
messages in one inbox, even with a multiple email
accounts.
Added is priority setting, or Mail VIP allowing you to
tag only your boss and colleagues, so you know when
to panic should you see a mail arriving there.
The Apple keyboard on the iPad Air is an odd
experience.
Performance
Retina Displays are pretty to look at but they take
power to push all of those pixels across the screen.
The iPad 3, the first iPad equipped with a Retina
Display, had some difficulties keeping up. This year's
Apple iPad releases both feature the new A7 64 bit
processor which is described by Apple as a "desktop
level" processor.
Apple's A7 64 bit processor is accompanied by the
same M7 coprocessor that is included with the
iPhone 5s and the iPad Air. The M7 reads data from
sensors saving the A7 from that type of continual
monitoring and processing, thus helping battery life.
The M7 then reports data back to the system when
needed.
Apple's platform architecture design means that
current applications that haven't been updated to
take advantage of the 64 bit construction set run just
fine on the newer devices.
While, the iPad mini with Retina Display bests the
previous iPad mini in performance and brings Apple's
smaller Tablet form factor to the front of the pack,
there are some slight differences in processor clock
speeds among the A7 generation of iOS devices. The
iPad mini with Retina Display is running at 1.29GHz
while the iPad Air is running at 1.39GHz. The iPhone
5s clocks in at 1.30GHz.
Software and Application
The iPad mini with Retina Display comes with iOS 7
pre-installed, thou some application developers has
complained of a few tweaks here and there, That
said, Apple's combination of hardware and software
can be consider as being a success its so complete it
is difficult to think of the two as separate. The
ecosystem surrounding all iOS devices is large and
continually growing, from Applications to
accessories.
At the apple store there are a lot of freebies
application you can download, for a quick start to use
your iOS Device in minutes, some are already
preinstalled.
Remember Apple gives you 5GB of free iCloud
storage should you choose to use it. Application like
Pages, Numbers, Keynote, iMovie, and iPhoto among
others can all take advantage of iCloud. In addition
iCloud users can set up iCloud Keychain to sync
passwords, credit cards, and address information
across multiple iOS devices.
Battery Life
Apple's designers and engineers work hand in hand
to create new devices. No where is this more
apparent than with the iPad mini with Retina Display
and battery life. Since the launch of the first iPad,
Apple has delivered 10 hour battery life with each
generation, including the first iPad mini. The iPad
mini with Retina Display continues that and perhaps
offers a little improvement.
The fact that Apple can squeeze enough battery juice
into such a small form factor capable of powering a
Retina Display and maintain battery life, with only a
negligible increase in weight and size, is remarkable.
THISWEEK ON GADGETS
Windows Phone 8
Since it was launched Windows Phone 8, has been
widely accepted by many users, it easy to use and
the Operating System runs smoothly, its been
regarded by many as being interactive and
awesome. It was another roll of the dice for Microsoft
in the mobile space and it was fairly. It's a slick
platform that's packed with features and
customization options.
Lets discuss a few tricks and helpful tips.
How to hide your caller ID
You can decide who should see your caller ID when
you make calls – everyone, your contacts, or no one
at all. To change this just go into your caller history,
tap the ellipses at the bottom right, and hit Settings.
Then choose who gets to see your caller ID by
default.
How to change the text size
If you find yourself squinting at the screen of your
Window Phone then you should really consider
resizing the text. Go into Settings > Ease of access
and you'll find five different size settings for the text.
How to Customize your Start Screen
You can change the size of tiles by holding your
finger on them to activate edit mode. You can drag it
around and tap the arrow at the bottom right to
change the size. You can change the background
color in Settings > Theme. Be sure to check out our
recommended ways to customize your Start Screen,
as well.
How to use your Unified inbox
With Windows Phone 8 you have the ability to merge
your email accounts into one manageable inbox. Go
to your Mail application and tap the ellipses in the
lower right hand corner and choose link inboxes. You
can choose to link as many as you like, so it's
possible to merge a bunch and still keep some
separate. You can always unlink them again.
How to enable Kids Corne
There's no need to install a parental control
application because Windows Phone 8 has Kid's
Corner. You'll find the option in the Settings menu
and it allows you to dictate exactly what content is
available when Kid's Corner is activated. It allows you
to give your little angel your smartphone without fear
that they'll send a text or email, phone someone, or
do something else crazy.
How to conserve battery life
If your battery is getting dangerously low, you can
head into Settings and select battery saver. It closes
background applications and puts a stop to
automatic syncing so that you can squeeze a little
extra time out of that battery. If you tap the
Advanced option in battery saver then you can set it
to come on automatically when your battery dips
below a certain percentage.
How to share your location
When you write a text, you can actually add your
current location to the message. Simply tap the
paperclip icon and choose your location. If your friend
has a Windows Phone 8 device it will open in their
Maps application, otherwise it will open in their
browser.
How to use keyboard shortcuts
When you are typing, you can hold your finger down
on a key to get more options to pop up instead of
jumping into the symbols keyboard. You can also
double tap the space bar to create a period and a
space for the next sentence. You'll find word
suggestions pop up as you type. If you type a word
that isn't recognized you can always add it to your
dictionary by holding down your finger on it and
choosing the plus symbol when it pops up.
How to quickly send out apologies if you're running
late
If you've entered appointments into your calendar
along with attendees then you can quickly send
messages when you are running late. Just go to the
relevant appointment in your calendar and tap the
rushing person icon. A draft message will pop up and
you can edit it and set the recipients, or just hit send.

Dress Right Today

Have you ever asked yourself
what's fashionable for you and
what's not?
Women love to dress up.
Shopping is a hobby and
accessorising is a joy not
understood by many
especially men. However,
even how much you'd love to
wear that dress you saw on
the window of one of those
boutiques you walked by you
know it might not look good
on you. Some dresses might
look good and fit for you but
some of them don't? It feels
kind of stressing when you
badly want to dress up, yet
you end up dressing bad.
Knowing your body shape
It seems dressing well is
proportional to your
knowledge of knowing
whether you are dressing
right according to your body
shapes. Probably you have
heard this before. No two
women can be the perfect
mirror of each other; even
twins have their differences,
and all women come in
different shapes. So if you
want to dress well and dress
best, here's how you will be
able to know your body shape.
The apple body shape women
are wider than any other body
types because of the weight
collecting in the upper torso
mostly. Their best assets are
their legs.
The hourglass body shape
women or what they call the
"curved women", has all the
right curves in proportion with
a tiny waist. Their best assets
are their curves, of course.
The wedge body shape
women are those who have
wider shoulders, broader
chest and a narrow waist and
hips. Their best assets are
their long legs.The pear body
shape women are those who
have wider hips than their
shoulders, rounded bottom
and a well defined waist. Their
best assets are their flat
stomach, shoulders and lower
torso.
The rectangle body shape
women are those who are
usually categorised as slim,
giving them the athletic look
because of the almost similar
width of their shoulders, hips
and waist. Their best assets
are their lean and long arms
and legs.
Dressing according to your
shape
So now you have an idea of
what your body shape is. Your
only task now is to dress
according to that shape and
flaunt your best assets. So
here they are:
An apple body woman must:
• Go for V-neck tops for
a longer torso illusion.
• Wear belts to
accentuate your waist.
• Conceal bulge by chic
empire tops and dresses.
• Wear flared and boot
cut jeans or shorter skirts.
• Go for
monochromatic looks for mix
and match.
An hourglass body woman
must:
• Wear fitted dresses
to flaunt off curves.
• Try wearing belts
whether wide or thin to
accentuate your hourglass
shape.
• Put on wrap dresses.
• Show off your hips
with high-waist skirts.
• Skinny jeans are in
for you.
.• Simple styles and
lightweight fabrics is best for
you.
If you're a pear body woman
you must:
• Try A-line skirts.
• Wear pants and
dresses wide.
• Go for light coloured
tops and dark coloured
bottoms for the illusion of
slimming down.
• Even out proportions
by showing off your arms.
• Elongate your legs
with pointy shoes.
A wedge body woman must:
• Wear wide leg pants
and full skirts.
• Wearing bright
bottoms is catchy.
• Avoid spaghetti
straps and boat neckline tops.
• Wear clothing that
accentuates your waist.
A rectangle body woman
must:
• Wear scooped neck
to create curves as well as
collars, ruffles and details.
• Create a lean long
with a long jacket
• Wear colourful
bottoms.
• Wear dresses with
cinches on the sides.
The next time you visit the
boutique, you will know
exactly what dresses to look
for, and what to try on without
skimping on fabric that is too
loose or too tight.
Remember fashion is just a
tool for you to be more
beautiful because you are
already beautiful.

Dead baby wakes at china Funeral parlour

Beijing - A Chinese baby boy who had been
declared dead was saved from being cremated
alive when he started crying at a funeral parlour,
Chinese media reported on Thursday.
The parents of the critically-ill boy, who was less
than one month old, had agreed to end his medical
treatment at Anhui Provincial Children's Hospital in
eastern China, hospital sources told Xinhua state
news agency.
A death certificate was issued before the baby was
sent to a funeral parlour in Hefei, the provincial
capital, only for staff there to be alerted by crying
on Wednesday.
It was unclear how long he had been at the funeral
parlour, or when his cremation had been due.
The baby was immediately sent back to the
hospital, several news outlets including the Beijing
News reported on Thursday.
"Because the baby still had life signs, we continued
to give him transfusions to maintain his life for
humanitarian reasons," a hospital staff member
told Xinhua.
The baby was born with a "congenital respiratory
system malformation", the report added.
The baby was receiving treatment at the hospital
late on Wednesday, reports said.
A doctor was suspended, a nursing worker laid off
and an investigation launched into the incident, the
hospital said, according to Xinhua.

Monday, 18 November 2013

D'banj plans to buy a Private Jet

Statistically, pastors in Nigeria have the higher
number of jets than the others. There is even a Man
of God in Nigeria who has more than three private
jets. Few business moguls and few politicians are
also proud owners of private jets in Nigeria.
In the Nigerian entertainment industry, there are no
official owners of an expensive 'transportation toy'.
The closest to purchasing the private jet was P-
Square. However, the one they have started using
several months ago does not officially belong to
them.
As concerns D'Banj, he has hinted that he needs to
get a private jet.
On Sunday, November 17, he was supposed to be at
the wedding ceremony of Peter Okoye of P-Square,
but missed it.
He lamented that if he had had a private jet, he
would have made the trip to Nigeria from South
Africa, where he performed on Saturday.
"This is the time I really wished I had that jet. I
swear, whosover said it (having a private jet) was a
luxury lied. It's a necessity and God go do am (God
will do it)."
Do you think D'Banj will really proceed with buying
one?

Photo:Super Eagles Arrives in London

The SUPER EAGLES of Nigeria have arrived in
London for an international friendly against
ITALY which will be holding today at Fulham
FC.
The Super Eagles fresh off their qualification
for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil will take on
Italy who have also qualified at the Fulham
FC Craven Cottage stadium. The match kicks
off at 7:45pm local time.
Photos by Michael Tubes courtesy of Utmostt
Sports.

Friday, 15 November 2013

Fashion:Would You Be Daring Enough To Try ThisSeason's Hottest Hair Trend?

Grey. It's the new black (red, blonde and brunette,
too, for that matter). No longer the preserve of the
bus pass brigade, silver locks are officially cool and
not just for those carrying the Y chromosome; the
fairer sex have finally got in on the act as grey finally
becomes socially acceptable (if it's good enough for
Kate Middleton...).
Ok, we admit, Kate Middleton's delicate silvery
strands may not have been a conscious fashion
statement, but it does show a more relaxed attitude
to what used to be one of beauty's biggest pariahs.
As a new mother there are more important things to
worry about than a date with the dye, and we would
wholeheartedly agree, but missed cover-ups aside,
it's a trend that has been on the cards now for a
couple of years.
Jean Paul Gaultier started it a few seasons ago,
with his ode to the granny rinse, when he sent his
models out in grey wigs - and it's been steadily
gathering momentum ever since. Demonstrated by
fashion's current love affair with models such as
Kristen McMenamy, whose trademark tresses have
been flaunted down every runway.
They say it takes three for a trend, so the minute we
spotted several fashionistas during fashion week
with copycat hues (all under the age of 35 - we're
pleased to note), we knew it was a keeper.
Think of it as an evolution of the pastel. The key is
the cool hint of blue/grey (achieved using a toner)
which overlays a super-light base.
It may not be for everyone but we're seriously
thinking of exploring our own 50 shades of grey.
But, if grey hair isn't your thing, a new pill has been
developed to stop you going grey. Worth knowing.
Need some hair inspiration for the festive season?
We've found loads of gorgeous party hairstyles.

Wednesday, 13 November 2013

Forbes magazine's 50 Richest Africans 2013list. Dangote now worth N20b

Forbes Magazine just released their list of the 50
Richest Africans 2013 and Nigerian industrialist Aliko
Dangote is placed at No.1 with a net worth of N20
billion. Africa's richest are getting richer. In 2003,
Forbes counted only two billionaires in Africa – Nicky
Oppenheimer and Johann Rupert, both of South
Africa, now there are over 50 of them. See the rest
after the cut