The play in which billionaire Femi Otedola’s daughter debuted was directed and produced by Bolanle Austen-Peters.
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The daughter of Nigerian billionaire and oil mogul, Femi Otedola, reacted to the news via her Twitter handle.
The Eagle Online recalls that Otedola had said the yacht belongs to one of his childhood idols, Aristotle Onassis
The fact was unearthed just days ahead of the birthday of the billionaire businessman holding on November 4.
DJ Cuppy who is the daughter of Nigerian billionaire businessman, Femi Otedola, in a recent podcast said most men are interested in her because of her father.
In a congratulatory message signed by Abiru in Lagos on Tuesday, he described the Epe-born business tycoon as worthy of the exalted position, adding that Otedola will bring his vast knowledge in business management and administration into this assignment.
The oil magnate made his position known via his Twitter handle after visiting Tinubu in Paris, France on Tuesday.
Otedola disclosed his meeting with Tinubu via a post on his social media accounts on Tuesday.
Recall that The Eagle Online earlier reported that the singer, proposed to the billionaire heiress.
On Sunday, Temi via her Twitter handles shared a video where the “Banku” music pioneer was seen in the cool of the evening, by the seashore on one knee proposing marriage to her with a ring held out.
The popular singer proposed to the billionaire’s daughter in a cute video shared via their social media accounts on Sunday.
The student of Oxford University, United Kingdom made the proposal in a tweet on her Twitter handle during the week.
The video was shot at a time the billionaire was onboard, with white air hostesses taking charge of the luxury aircraft.
FBNH Company Secretary, Seye Kosoko, in another statement on Saturday posted on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Ltd website affirmed that Otedola and his nominee now own 5.07 per cent equity stake in the company.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the company spoke in a statement pasted on the website of the Nigerian Exchange Limited
“When the rich wage war, it’s the poor who die.” That was Jean-Paul Sartre’s summation in: “The Devil and the Good Lord.” Nigerians found themselves embroiled in yet another chapter of an endless, vexatious, and scandalous war. The war against greed. The war against this nation’s untreatable sickness. The war against aggressive hyper-corruption
Justice Angella Otaluka convicted Lawan on the three-count charge on which he was tried by the Independent Corrupt Practices and other related offences Commission (ICPC).
Apparently miffed by PDP’s reaction to President Buhari’s well publicized interview on Arise Television, Lukman says it is a ‘patently political fact’ that the opposition party is efficient only at mismanaging public resources; and that without any attempt to reform itself, its leaders want to take advantage of the challenges facing Nigerians to win elections.
Like what to do about failing refineries. This hot-button topic returned to the front burner after the Nigerian government recently announced plans to repair the Port Harcourt Refinery.
The three luxury cars came in pink, brown and dark blue colours.