Lunch with the FT Interview with Africa's Richest Man, Aliko Dangote

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In a sense, the monopolist economics of Dangote and his ilk are a good thing. If basic commodities, such as rice, become too expensive - the people will revolt. The cost of course, will be borne by the masses but such is the way of the world. It is run by evil beings.
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In a sense, the monopolist economics of Dangote and his ilk are a good thing. If basic commodities, such as rice, become too expensive - the people will revolt. The cost of course, will be borne by the masses but such is the way of the world. It is run by evil beings.
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As I have gotten older, I am closer to this thinking.

I think the violence has to happen. Problem is people forget over generations and its a cycle.
 

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As I have gotten older, I am closer to this thinking.

I think the violence has to happen. Problem is people forget over generations and its a cycle.

Nigerians also have a short political memory (maybe it's due to the youth bulge), so politicians are able to get away with a lot - like being international heroin dealers (Tinubu) or being murderous dictators (Buhari).
 

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Is there anything to it or just wishful thinking?


he more or less has been given monopolies by the government ......

hes never aligned himself to any party but hes "everybody's friend " .... pretty sure he has a lot of politicians in his pockets

in other words hes your typical capitalist billionaire
 
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