Nigerian billionaire Arthur Eze spotted giving away $100 notes

Nigerian oil mogul and Chief Executive Officer of Atlas Oranto Petroleum, has recently been spotted sharing $100 notes to a group of people.

In a video making rounds, the philanthropist and politicians was seen holding a bundle of $100 notes and giving each note to people who were present.

A number of people hurriedly made their way to receive a dollar bill as this is coming during a time Nigeria is faced with scarcity of new Naira notes following the Naira redesign.

Although it is unknown where this happened, many are of the claim that this is a usual habit of the billionaire who owns the largest private Nigerian exploration and production group.

Reacting the video on microblogging site, Twitter, some Nigerians took to the social media platform to share their thoughts.

Teenarrh Apparrels: They are even bowing for the $100.

Chigọzie Anagbado: He has been sharing money yes, but show me a thriving business in the oil and gas sector he owns that employs 500 people or even 200.

Does he own any school or hospital?

We must outgrow this life of stomach infrastructure.

Look for men who wishes to build people up.

We the People of Nigeria: Arthur Eze gives money irrespective of the season!

He is a philanthropist... Ndigbo love him like that irrespective of his position in Peter Obi.

Don't insult him... politics aside. Do t insult our respected elders.

Old lady: I mean I’m obedient but That’s Arthur Eze… the richest Igbo man alive … this has nothing to do with Soludo or politics

adeshina adewale: Just because you are a Peter obi Stan always , does not mean you should just spit some things out just for clicks . Arthur eze has been a philanthropist even before we got democracy in 1999.

Richardson ????????????????????????: Arthur Eze, one of the richest people in Nigeria and perhaps, the richest man from the East. He’s just spreading love to those who came to collect money for food, I guess

It’s understandable if none of our Billionaires are supporting Obi’s vision, because that’s bad for business.

Watch the video below;



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