Eyewitness Speaks, Explains What Aliko dangote did After He Arrived Late at Mosque
- Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote, trends online as a video captured him doing something unexpected at a mosque
- A young man shared a video of the African businessman after he arrived late to prayer at an unidentified mosque
- The man spoke about Dangote’s action and posted the video on social media for many people to see
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A young man stirs controversy online as he draws the attention of many people to what African businessman Aliko Dangote did when he arrived late at a mosque.
The individual shared a video on his social media page, which helps to better understand the incident.
Source: TikTok
Man posts rare video of Aliko Dangote
In the TikTok video, Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, could be seen at a mosque alongside his security details.
The description posted by @realhishamabba claimed that Aliko Dangote arrived late to a mosque and, while he thought people would clear the way for the businessman, he did something he didn’t expect.
@realhishamabba wrote in the TikTok video:
“I saw Dangote today at the mosque, baba came late and I was thinking they would clear way for him. Next thing, he just stood in the sun and joined the queue like a normal person.”
Source: TikTok
As a result of what he saw the businessman did, @realhishamabba explained:
“Omo, I was shocked. Africa’s richest man but zero pride, just calm and low key.”
The video, which he posted online, drew the attention of many people who immediately took to the comment section to share their thoughts.
Reactions as Dangoto prays in mosque
Travelspecialist explained:
"He is the most humble rich person i have ever met."
Mustapha Tijjani Gubio noted:
"This is the beauty of my religion king, servant, rich, poor, old or young we are all equal."
Alzaid_interior_experts added:
"A grateful humble billionaire on earth alhamdulillah."
kamalmuhammad9399 said:
"May Allah be pleased with him for his humility in richness."
Ayakumola noted:
"He is humble before his creator, May God Almighty preserve him, me and Muslim Umma."
Nanah Aishatu explained:
"That’s how it is, we are all equal in the sight of Allah. No one is better than another, regardless of your wealth and possessions, just as your poverty does not make you less. May Allah continue to keep us firm on the right path. Ameen."
MJ stressed:
"In this regard, Aliko has class wallahi. Much respect."
Abdulwahabharisu explained:
"We are all equal in Islam nomatter how rich you are, there will be no special line for you, when it term to worship Allah."
Isah Abdulrasheed shared:
"Allah said the best among you is he who fair Allah. So we are all equal."
Queen herself explained:
"Alhamdulillah for blessings of Islam we are all equal in the presence of Allah."
DECO JNR said:
"We're all Equal in Allah place my proud to be a Muslim ummah."
Powerful Jenteo noted:
"We are all equal in the present of Allah. Masha Allah Alihamdulilah for Islam."
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In a similar story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian man has shared an old job application letter he wrote to Aliko Dangote’s company back in 2004. The man said he was still a university student at the time and very eager to get a 9-to-5 job even before finishing school.
In the letter, he introduced himself as a 22-year-old economics student at Obafemi Awolowo University and said he had good grades and hoped to graduate with a strong result. He also asked about job opportunities and said he could send his CV if needed.
Man shares moment he met Aliko Dangote
Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, was seen at Lekki Central Mosque in Lagos State. A Nigerian man recorded a video of himself sitting quietly on a prayer mat during prayer time.
After praying, Dangote stood up calmly and greeted people who came to shake his hand. The person who posted the video said Dangote’s way of sitting showed humility, even though he is very rich
Source: Legit.ng
