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Aliko Dangote, the Nigerian billionaire, is the founder, chairman, and CEO of the Dangote Group, the largest industrial conglomerate in West Africa. He is not only the richest man in Nigeria and Africa but also the world’s richest black person. Additionally, he is also the godfather of Nigerian singer Davido.

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Davido recently disclosed in an interview with Forbes that it was actually his godfather, Aliko Dangote, who drove him and his mother home from the hospital after he was born. According to Forbes, Dangote is Africa’s wealthiest person, with an estimated net worth of $13.5 billion.

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In a new interview, Davido opened up further about his relationship with his godfather, Aliko Dangote. He revealed the valuable lesson he learned from Dangote about money, as well as the lessons he had also learned from his own father. It is clear that Davido holds his godfather in high esteem and is grateful for the wisdom and guidance he has received from him.

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Speaking during a new interview about the lesson he learnt from his uncle Aliko Dangote about money, Davido said:

DAVIDO: Uncle Aliko is a different type of billionaire. Uncle Aliko buys two cars every eight years. He is very disciplined and a different kind of billionaire. Every time I see him, he just says one thing and one thing only. Save your money. There is nothing more he tells me other than to save my money.

He and my dad they have been very close friends since I was young. He has done well for us back home; he has made us a lot of industries. He does it all; he just opened the biggest cement plant in Africa. That will provide jobs. Also, what we do, we have an electricity company so the top men in Nigeria do what they can to provide.

I learned so much from being around my dad, watching him in the office, hearing him on the phone, seeing how he handled life. He’s very humble, principled and a strong Christian. Before I step on any stage, my team knows not to mess with my prayers.

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