Top 7 Nigerian Billionaires Who Do Not Like To Show Off Their Billions (Photos)

Some Nigerian billionaires find discomfort in showing off their wealth and their activities are far away from the social media space.
 
Some of them do so for security reasons while others believe in modesty and personal reasons.
 
These are business tycoons, entrepreneurs and industrious leaders and players in various fields whose businesses are known and widely accepted but their personalities are shredded from the public unlike some of their peers.
 
Business Insider Sub-Saharan looks at some of these personalities and their businesses in the Nigerian environment:
 
1. Michael Ade Ojo
 
 
Elizade Motors Nig Limited, Distributor of Toyota cars and Elizade University
 
Net Worth: Undisclosed but estimated to be around $2 billion
 
2. Leo Stan Ekeh
 
 
Chairman/CEO of Zinox Technologies Limited, Africa’s most integrated ICT firm.
 
Net worth: $1 billion
 
3. Jim Ovia
 
 
Banking, Real Estate and Communications
 
Jim Ovia is the founder of Zenith Bank. He is the chairman and largest individual shareholder with a stake of slightly more than 9% stake. He also owns prime real estate across Nigeria, and mobile telecom operator Visafone, which has 3 million subscribers.
 
Net worth: $1 billion
 
4. Pascal Dozie
 
 
Chairman MTN Nigeria, Diamond Bank
 
Net worth: $1.1 billion
 
5. Oba Otudeko
 
 
Founder, Honeywell Group, Chairman FBN Holdings, Airtel Nigeria and Fan Milk of Nigeria
 
Net worth: $650 million
 
6. Cletus Ibeto
 
 
Chairman of Ibeto Group (with interests in automobile parts, cement production, energy, petrochemical and the real estate industry). He is also the owner of Ibeto Hotels
 
Net worth: $1.5 billion
 
7. ABC Orjiakor
 
 
Co-Founder & Chairman, Seplat Petroleum, CEO, Shebah E&P Company Limited
 
Net worth: $1.5 billion
 
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