Tuesday 20 September 2016

Another side of Dangote"s Elegance ,Flamboyance and Taste

Photos:- See Inside Dangote’s Multi-million Dollar Abuja Mansion

Photos of the interiors of the home of Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, has hit the internet.

The multi million dollar mansion situated in Abuja is worth $30Million (N5b) and it spells out luxury. According to Africa Cradle, Dangote has called the mansion home for good twelve years, and he just completed a new piece of real estate in the United Kingdom.

Talking about his living room, he said:-

”Television is an invention that permits you to be entertained in your living room by people you wouldn’t have in your home. I love watching television. I watch a lot of business channels, such as Bloomberg TV, which is my favourite and many others. I look forward to the day when AFRICA will have quality media, which gives us good entertainment, and insightful information into African business trends and those from other parts of the world as well. But yeah, welcome, this is my living room.”

This is where Dangote hosts most of his meetings with business associates and government officials.

Talking about his kitchen, he said: “They say that the kitchen is the heart of the home. It is where the meals are created – it fuels the bodies, minds and souls of friends and families all over the world. Some say that while life may be created in the bedroom, it is certainly lived in the kitchen. ”

Kitchen area

Talking about his home office, the richest man in Africa said: “Whether you work from home full-time or a few hours a week, setting up your home office properly is important for your comfort and productivity. I have hosted a number of very important people here, including Bill Gates, President Goodluck Jonathan, and many others I am not inclined to mention. ”

Home Office

About his bedroom, Dangote said:

“I feel bed to show you where I sleep, you know. But here is where I sleep. My wife and I try the best we can to keep this place as serene and quite as possible.To tell you the truth, I spend less time here than I do in my office and elsewhere where I can work. I do value relaxation and unwinding, and I have read a lot of news articles and research studies that recommend eight to ten hours of sleep. But why should one sleep so much? To relax? Don’t get me wrong, relaxing is good, but if you love to sleep, poverty will be your portion. Well, this is my bedroom, let’s move on.”