Complete List Of Forbes’ Africa Billionaires As Dangote’s Wealth Drops

The President of the Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, and the Chairman of Globacom, Mike Adenuga, are among the best people in the Forbes' Africa Billionaires List.

Forbes discharged the rundown on Wednesday with Dangote's riches dropping by $2bn from $12.2bn in January 2018 to $10bn in 2019.

Dangote, be that as it may, kept up his place as the mainland's most extravagant man for the eighth back to back time.

Likewise, Adenuga, with premiums in oil investigation and land, is Africa's second most extravagant man.

Adenuga's total assets moved from $5.3bn to $9.2bn as he gave progressively nitty gritty data about his advantages.

Correspondingly, the Chairman/Chief Executive Officer, BUA Group, Abdulsamad Rabiu, made it to the rundown out of the blue since 2015.

Someone else on the rundown is the Founder and Executive Chairman, Famfa Oil Limited, Folorunsho Alakija.

Alajika's total assets tumbled to $1.1bn from $1.3bn, giving him a nineteenth position in the positioning.

The rank was a tie with South African investor, Michiel Le Roux.

"Struck by diving stock costs and more fragile monetary forms, the quantity of African very rich people has contracted to only 20, down from 23 per year prior," Forbes said on the decreased total assets of the identities.

"Four individuals tumbled off Forbes' yearly rundown of the landmass' most extravagant since a year ago while one came back to the positions following a four-year nonappearance.

"Everything except four individuals from the rundown have littler fortunes than a year back."