Dangote's grandfather was one of the very first Nigerians to use a bank, according to an emerging old receipt.
Alhaji Alhassan Dantata opened an account and made a deposit in Kano State Nigeria.
The grandfather of Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote, was one of the first persons in the country to transact with a bank when they were established.
According to a old receipt shared by Nigeria stories, the businessman made a deposit when the bank of British (now first bank) opened a branch in Kano State 1929.
Alhaji Alhassan Dantata showcased great wealth even in the manner of his deposit at that time.
He deposited 20 camel loads of silver coins. The emerging information has sparked debate on social media as many argued back and forth in the comment section of the poster of the receipt, Nigeria stories.
Below is the grandson of Late Mr.Alhaji Alhassan Santa. The richest man in Africa and also the richest black man on earth on Forbes list.
Mr. Aliko dangote Nigerian business magnate and Africa's richest man.
Most time I think he's not a poor man.
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He must have been born rich all those motivations he was born rich.
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