After making his intention known the second time after hia first faiked attempt to by Arsenal in 2010, Africa's richest man has admitted that he still wants to buy Arsenal.
Nigerian commodities businessman Aliko Dangote
is worth an estimated $15.7billion (£10.38bn), far
in excess of current Arsenal majority shareholder
Stan Kroenke (£3.7bn) and minority owner
Alisher Usmanov (£9.65bn). Some international Arsenal fans have showed their displeasure. Here are some comments on From this site.... HERE
COMMENTS...
That is capitalism, democracy and the
freedom to be extremely rich for you.
Hugo Chaveses, and socialism will always
be sanctioned to death in its infancy or
overthrown by capitalist and democracy
sponsored Military coups or armed rebel
groups.
Angola, mozambique, the Congo, Algeria
the Guineas and verdes etc in Africa.
In Latin America America, Asia and the
Pacific, same old same old.
The drop in the pool aid is part of the
attempt to justify capitalism and
democracy in third world countries were
more than 80% live on less than $2 a
day.
REPLY + 1 –
gobshyte 8 hours ago
Just watched midday news interviewing
Nigerians saved from the med off Italy
and they say they are in fear of their
lives and here is another Nigerian one of
the richest in Africa buying himself a
football outfit for his birthday maybe if
this sh#t head spent his money where it's
been extracted from we wouldn't be
flooded by so called Nigerian refugees.
REPLY + 1 –
steveg60 9 hours ago
Nothing untoward in Nigeria, of course
not.
Has an honest face, obviously a man to
trust.
NOT!
REPLY + 2 –
berlingooner 9 hours ago
his Wiki entry seems to suggest nothing
untoward and his wealth seems honest
enough - unlike the highly dubious
Usmanov
REPLY + 1 –
belltell 10 hours ago
Good to know our foreign aid is being
well spent.
REPLY + 3 –
whatsgoingon 10 hours ago
Apparently it's a done deal, he just needs
their bank account details
REPLY + 1 –
DaveDavis 11 hours ago
Good to see all the wealth coming out of
Africa. After the wealth we put in. £305m
REPLY + 4 –
Ned Balls 11 hours ago
Fine, Lagos Utd part II, no problem.
REPLY + 2 –
oldgold 11 hours ago
I wonder if would like to buy Hull City
AFC instead of Arsenal?
REPLY + 2 –
belltell 12 hours ago
How about spending some of that money
on starving Africans instead of relying on
our foreign ai