Aliko Dangote, Africa's richest man, is selling a business unit of his conglomerates, Dangote Flour Mills Plc, to Olam International at a value worth ₦130 billion, an equivalent of $361.11 million. #PulseWoChitBI #PulseNigeria #Dangote #AlikoDangote | Pulse Nigeria

Even Aliko Dangote has subtly began his “activism” for the sole survival of his business empire, so, what’s your excuse? If Aliko wasn’t in trouble he’ll probably be on some phantom “peace and dialogue committee” reaching out to the poor and famished not to revolt by now. Fight for your existence too! Fight the power! | Omoyele Sowore

Debt is not a weakness; it is the foundation upon which every great empire is built. From Roc-A-Fella to Aliko Dangote, history has shown us repeatedly that transformational businesses are not born from comfort but from conviction, leverage, and the courage to think at scale. Progress has always belonged to those bold enough to borrow the future and deliver it ahead of time. Nigeria stands today before a ₦4 quadrillion housing and infrastructure deficit, with over 240 million people growing at a