Dangote is the proud owner of a luxurious $30 million residence in Manila, and Africa Cradle had the privilege of touring his magnificent 12-year-old home in Abuja.
I enjoy watching TV because it brings entertainment to both myself and my guests in the comfort of my living room. When it comes to business news, Bloomberg is my top choice.
I look forward to seeing Africa flourish with top-notch media that not only entertains but also informs us about the latest business developments in Africa and globally. It’s where I call home.
“I’m kinda embarrassed to give you a peek at my sleeping quarters,” he chuckled, motioning towards his bedroom. “This is where the magic happens, or in this case, where I catch some Z’s. My partner and I like to keep things pretty tranquil around the house. I definitely put in less effort here than I do at work or anywhere else.”
I’ve noticed that I am able to absorb and understand academic and news articles much better after getting a full eight to ten hours of sleep. Is it because sleeping helps me relax and recharge? Although relaxing is important, oversleeping can lead to laziness and lack of productivity. “Welcome to my cozy bedroom, let’s unwind.”
Aliko Dangote chooses to work from the comfort of his home. He recommends creating a designated workspace for better productivity, whether you work remotely full-time or just occasionally. Over time, he has had the pleasure of hosting visits from well-known personalities such as Bill Gates and Jonathan Goodluck.
The heart of any home is definitely the kitchen, where delicious meals are prepared to bring together friends and family. Aliko Dangote once remarked that while some believe life begins in the bedroom, it truly comes alive in the kitchen.
