Adesuwa Omoruan is dubbed the "queen of selfies" by her siblings. She confesses to taking more selfies than regulars photographs. When Adesuwa Omoruan was a child, she never thought or imagined herself becoming a broadcaster; it was the last thing she ever thought of becoming. As far as she was concerned, the lifestyle of reporters was not up to par with the kind of life she wanted, as the young dreamer that she was at the time. She wanted a life that was rich and full of the best life could offer, although she wasn't seeking a life that was necessarily flamboyant. "I just felt that journalist were not paid enough... My idea of a journalist wasn't just working at that time. Sometimes they looked very stressed, very few of them had cars... Growing up, I had this picture of what I wanted to be in life..." She had wanted to become a banker! As a child, she had taken trips to the bank with her mother on several occasions to cash-in her moth
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Last year, Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote was the only other black man to make the Forbes Most Powerful list, the other being United States' former President, Barack Obama. Mr. Dangote, who is the President of Dangote Group, was ranked 71 last year ahead of the current number 3 man on the list, US President Donald Trump. This year, Mr. Dangote was listed 66th ahead of US Vice President Mike Pence ranked 67th.
Aliko Dangote is the only Nigerian on the list and the second African, the other being Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. They are the only two Africans on the list.
Dangote is the Chairman of Dangote Cement PLC which produces 44 million metric tonnes of cement annually. And as of March 2018, Mr. Dangote had an estimated net worth of $14.1 billion according to Forbes. Mr. Dangote is the current richest man in Africa
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