Please stop blaming Nigeria.We are doing better than most countries (4), by Sun Adelaja

Another brother from East Africa said that in most East African countries, the most successful and richest people are usually Indians or Arabs, and that they don’t even belong to their own country. So when Black Africans in East Africa began to realize how happy Nigerians were to be the best, they boldly challenged the Arabs and Indians in their country. I’m here.

Nigeria’s position in Africa

Nigeria is truly an African giant. This is not only in terms of the population that he is one Nigerian in his five black Africans. Our country also controls much of the continent’s economic power, with her one-sixth of the continent’s total wealth belonging to Nigeria. In West Africa, Nigeria controls two-thirds of the regional economy despite her 15 countries. Even more impressive, Nigeria plays a big role as a big brother to all African countries.

1. Largest country in Africa by population
2. Africa’s largest film industry
3. Africa’s largest democracy
4. richest black man
5. richest african woman
6. Africa’s largest rice mill
7. Africa’s largest fertilizer plant
8. Africa’s largest refinery
9. Africa’s largest cement factory
10. Africa’s largest music industry
11. fastest train in africa
12. Longest subsea gas pipeline in Africa
13. Largest cities by population
14. Africa’s largest news network
15. Africa’s largest pharmaceutical industry
16. fastest woman in africa
17. The longest concrete road in Africa
18. Africa’s most streamed musicians
19. Africa’s Most Awarded Artist
20. Africa’s Most Valuable Tech Startups
21. Africa’s largest economy
22. most tribes of africa
23. Most African Languages
24. Largest Universities in Africa by Region
25. Africa’s greatest writer

Nigeria is transforming Africa economically and socially

In this part of the article, we will use only one country, Nigeria, to illustrate its role as a giant big brother to other African countries. Let’s explore Nigeria’s economic investments in Ghana. Nigeria is the largest African investor in Ghana, followed by South Africa. A similar situation is found in most countries on the continent where Nigeria is helping to boost its economy through aggressive investments.

These are the list of some Nigerian companies in Ghana.

1. access bank
2. eco bank
3. fidelity bank
4. GT Bank
5. Zenith Bank
6. United Bank of Africa
7. globalcom
8. GiG Logistics
9. Silverbird Galleria
10. Oand
11. dangote cement
12. ovation magazine
13. flutter wave
14. Plenty Waka
15. Remcus Capital
16. venture garden
17. Multi-gate solution
18. sendbox software
19. Bento Technologies Instant Payment Solution
20. Scientellect DNA Diagnostic Center
21. Eastern Quarry Co., Ltd.
22. De Simon Co., Ltd.
23. Love Simon series
24. Super Maritime Gh. Co., Ltd.
25. harley lead management training
26. Monoro Plant Co., Ltd.
27. Chopadour
28. Speed ​​Technology Co., Ltd.
29. Walter Gates Co., Ltd.
30. Zomatec Engineering Co., Ltd.
31. AB Bumps Inc.

Nigeria dominates African entertainment industry

I recently saw the following article on the Internet. This further proves Nigeria’s standing in the music and entertainment industry in Africa and beyond.

“Nigerian singer Rema has surpassed 20 million monthly listeners on Spotify. He joins fellow Nigerian singer CKay as the second African artist to reach this milestone.

In October 2021, CKay became the first African artist to reach over 30 million monthly listeners on the popular music streaming platform. Originally from Benin City, Nigeria, the Edo-born musician is doing incredibly well. ”

Here are Spotify’s top 10 monthly listeners in Africa:

1) Lema – 20.1 million – Nigeria
2) Burna Boy – 18.7 million – Nigeria
3) Tems – 15.4 million – Nigeria
4) Kai – 15.3 million – Nigeria
5) Wizkid – 8.8 million – Nigeria
6) Fireboy – 7.8 million – Nigeria
7) Sooking – 7.3 million – Algeria
8) Oxlaid – 5.4 million – Nigeria
9) Mr. Easy – 5.07 million – Nigeria
10) Amarae – 5.05 million – Ghana

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Aside from the economic impact, Nigeria’s cultural and social impact on Africa is much stronger than its economic impact. Nigeria’s music industry draws contemporaries from all over Africa. The same can be said for the film industry. Even in French-speaking African countries, Nigerian accents and even pidgins are loud enough to be heard from locals. So let us stop slandering our country for Christ’s sake.

Nigeria’s influence reaches into all areas of African life

Recently, a Cameroonian brother called me and thanked me for releasing all the useful information and statistics about Nigeria. According to him, Nigeria is the only reference point for black men. Otherwise, only North African countries would have been talked about, further reinforcing the idea that blacks are of no use in life. When referring to South Africa, it is said to have been built by white people. But it is encouraging to fellow Africans that so many Nigerians have achieved so much in all areas.

Another brother from East Africa said that in most East African countries, the most successful and richest people are usually Indians or Arabs, and that they don’t even belong to their own country. So when Black Africans in East Africa began to realize how happy Nigerians were to be the best, they boldly challenged the Arabs and Indians in their country. I’m here.

The chat below helps illustrate this dominant role of Nigeria and Nigerians in all areas of endeavor, especially when viewed in comparison to other countries on the continent.

1) Richest man in Africa and richest black man in the world – Aliko Dangote – Nigerian: $18.3 billion.
2) Richest woman in Africa – Folorunsho Alakija – Nigerian: $1 billion.
3) Richest male soccer player in Africa – Samuel Eto’o – Cameroonian: $95 million.
Four) Richest African Female Soccer Player – Asisat Oshoala – Nigerian: $3 million.
Five) Richest pastor in Africa – Bishop David Oyedipo – Nigerian: $200 million.
6) Richest Male Musician – Youssou N’Dour – Senegal: $140 million.
7) Africa’s richest female musician – Asa – Nigerian: $28 million
8) Africa’s Richest Comedian – Trevor Noah – South Africa: $100 Million
8) Richest leader in Africa – Mohammed VI of Morocco – Moroccan: $10 billion
9) Africa’s richest doctor – Ambrose Bryant Chukweloka Oljiako – Nigeria: $1.2 billion
Ten) Africa’s Richest Lawyer – Adewale Tinubu – Nigerian: $700 Million
11) Africa’s Richest Basketball Player – Hakeem Olajuwon – Nigerian: $300 Million
12) Richest Stock Exchange in Africa – Johannesburg Stock Exchange – South Africa: $1.3 Trillion
13) Richest African country by nominal GDP – Nigeria: $610 billion
14) Richest city in Africa – Lagos: $210 billion
15) Africa’s Richest UFC Fighter – Kamaru Usman – Nigeria: $3 million
16) Africa’s richest boxer – Anthony Joshua – Nigerian: $80 million
17) Richest DJ in Africa – DJ Black Coffee – South Africa: $60 million
18) Richest Female DJ in Africa – DJ Cuppy – Nigerian: $3.5 Million
19) Richest African Actress – Charlize Theron – South Africa: $160 million
20) Africa’s Richest Music Producer – Don Jazzy – Nigerian: $18.5 Million

Sunday Adelaja is a Nigerian born leader, change strategist, pastor and innovator. He was based in Kyiv, Ukraine.