WOW!! Dangote, Okonjo-Iweala Make Time 100

From Aliko Dangote to Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Nigerians have made their mark and have left a long-lasting impression on the society which has been impacted by either their successes or their policies.
It’s a noble cause UK’s Time magazine has taken up, to celebrate people like this every year and acknowledge the big influence they wield in our world as a result of what they have done.
The Time 100 is the magazine’s list of the 100 most influential people in the world, and the issue features tributes written by high-profile guest contributors.
The list of 100 is categorised into 5; some of these influential people are regarded by Time as Titans. Other categories include: pioneers, artists, leaders and icons.
The beauty of the list is the fact that it stuck by its theme; ‘the most influential people’, which means it doesn’t matter what they do, but the influence they wield.
A well deserved recognition for Nigerian billionaire, Aliko Dangote, who was tagged in the magazine as ‘Africa’s richest man who does good in addition to doing well’.
Who better to write a tribute for Dangote than founder of Microsoft who has now thrown himself fully into philanthropy, Bill Gates.

WikiLeaks Exposed Secret of Dangote Wealth,The Cabal and Others

The named Alike Dangote, in nigeria, African and the rest of the world means entrepreneur and commodities tycoon. Recently released of Forbes world most richest person in the world rank nigeria entrepreneur among the 40th richest man in the world. Richer than Russian wealthiest man and Indian richest man.
About few days ago pan African magazine Ventures African ranked him 1st richest black man in African continents over others 54 billionaires in African. But the truth about it success secret was recently exposed by International online, non-profit organisation which publishes secret information, news leaks, and classified media from anonymous sources — WikiLeaks which is owned by Julian Assange. WikiLeaks describe Alike Dangote, as person operating a “Beggar-thy-countrymen” ie- get rich by turning Nigerians into beggars, business model. Furthers says that the government enforced and encourage monopolies and the destruction of all competition. Aliku Dangote, the embodiment of corruption itself, establishes himself in unimaginable wealth, and then buys press to placate the masses by making them believe that a few ‘slave-labor’ employments and charities define him as different, patriotic and benevolent. Contrary to popular narration, Dangote did not invest in Nigeria, Dangote uses Nigeria. Nigeria’s governments deposited the nations resource in Dangote.