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Nigerian billionaires; Aliko Dangote, Mike Adenuga and Rabiu Abdulsamad.

Forbes names three Nigerians among world’s billionaires

byAbdulkareem Mojeed

Messrs. Dangote, Rabiu and Adenuga are the only three Nigerians on the Forbes list.

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