Aliko Dangote Celebrate Salah On His Yatch With Femi Otedola And Others

African Rechest Man Aliko dangote on his yacht for quiet Eid-El-Fitr celebrations
(sallah) with Femi Otedola, Donald Duke, Tunde Ayeni, Otunba Niyi Adebayo, Sam Nwajoku and Segun Awolowo.

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