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I Became Multimillionaire As Lecturer Before Joining Politics - Ali Ndume

I Became Multimillionaire As Lecturer Before Joining Politics - Ali Ndume
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From Son Of Nobody, I Became Multimillionaire As Lecturer Before I joined Politics - Ali Ndume Blasts Opponents

A reputable Senator from Borno State, Mohammed Ali Ndume, has blasted opponents and critics over his political project, revealing how wealthy he has been before joining politics.

According to Ali Ndume, "I am not a desperado. Allah has blessed me before I joined politics. From a son of nobody, I became a multimillionaire as a Lecturer and through hustling, before I joined politics, without depending on anyone but Almighty Allah.

"I bought my current Maiduguri house in 1994. I had two wives and five cars before I joined politics. Even now, I earn more from my businesses run by my family. I am a Trade Partner of MTN and Airtel.

"Alhamdullilah..."

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Reporting for Galaxy TV from Lagos and Abuja, covering energy and national affairs across Nigeria and West Africa

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