Meet 39 Year Old Nigerian Billionaire Who Came From Poor Family

Posted by: lukwago J in Uganda news November 12, 2020

Nigerian billionaire E-Money whose real names are Emeka Okonkwo is an entrepreneur. He also doubles as the Chairman of Five Star Music Group and Emy Cargo Limited.

The Nigerian billionaire, who was born on 18^th February 1981, in Ajegunle Lagos State, is a younger brother of a popular Nigerian musician and performer Kcee.

He is well-known for his generosity and luxurious lifestyle. He owns a gold furnished mansion in Banana Island which is reportedly more than N1 billion.

E-Money is extravagant businessman. His mansion alone has a spacious compound with expensive super cars of different brands.

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He was nicknamed E-Money as soon as he began living a lavish lifestyle.

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The Nigerian billionaire reported to have come from a poor family. This forced him to work hard until he became a successful businessman.

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In other news, Mr Patrick Bitature who was ranked among the top “five Ugandan Multi-Millionaires” by Forbes Magazine in 2012 opened up on his wealth, applauding Sudhir Ruparelia for the mentorship.

Bitature in a video where he was recently giving an inspirational talk to a number of graduates says Sudhir helped him to master the courage to invest in the real estate sector and property.

“He held my hand when I was going in property and I was scared,” says Bitature adding that at the time he had made some good money after investing in MTN Uganda but he had not expanded his business portfolio as it is today.

He says that one day after having lunch with Sudhir at Speke Hotel, Sudhir held his hand and they went to Kyadondo, a Kampala suburb. Sudhir showed him “three properties in the row” and “said buy them”.

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