Five dividend-paying shares owned by African billionaires you can buy
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Investing in dividend-paying stocks can be a great way to generate passive income.
Dangote Cement is Africa’s largest cement producer.
Its $90-million investment in Ethiopia has helped solidify its position in the country.
Dangote derives most of his wealth from an 86-percent stake in Dangote Cement.
Nigerian billionaire Mike Adenuga owns a Bombardier Global Express XRS and a Bombardier Challenger 604 aircraft.
Dangote Group is poised to cement its position as the second-largest employer of labor in Nigeria.
Dangote’s 86-percent stake in his cement company is worth $8.64 billion.
None of Dangote Cement’s directors will take part in the share buyback program.
Dangote has a net worth of $18.3 billion.
Dangote’s net worth has rose by $700 million in the past week.
THE Dangote Refinery is a $19-billion integrated petrochemical refinery complex.
Dangote owns 72.3 percent of Dangote Sugar Refinery.
Dangote Cement is finding it hard to outdo its performance last year.
Aliko Dangote is the world’s richest Black person.
Rabiu’s net worth has recently risen above $5.6 billion.
Obajana Cement Company is majority owned and operated by billionaire Aliko Dangote’s cement company, Dangote Cement Plc.