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He has worked in both private and public organization in the United Kingdom and Canada before returning to his country in 1989. He is the founder of Transpomech Ghana, a $12 million sales company that provides mining equipment to various big industrious companies in Ghana. Obateru is believed to be the first black person to buy a 2014 Bentley. He has an estimated net worth of R4.2 billion, which comes mostly from his investments in the oil industry. Forbes estimates that he has an estimated net worth of at least R2.8 billion, which is said to come from investments. Photos sources: Moroccan Times/GhanaWeb/DailyPostSource: UGC. King Mohammed VI of Morocco led the other four kings on the list with $2billion. He is the controller of an investment holding company called Tibiyo TakaNgwane with stakes in Sugar refining.

King Mohammed VI, Morocco, King Mohammed VI Estimated net worth: $2 billion. He also owns one of the world’s largest phosphate reserves and has investments in the financial, mining, telecommunications, and distribution sectors. 1.king mohammed vi His Majesty King Mohammed VI of Morocco is considered to be the richest king of Africa today.

King Solomon Net Worth – How Much Was He Worth? Meanwhile, Briefly.co.za earlier reported that Aliko Dangote led the top richest people in Africa with a $9.5 billion (R165bn) wealth followed by Nicky Oppenheimer from South Africa who commands great riches in the tune of $7.5 billion. It should be noted the information regarding the king and their wealth was edited on its website on Thursday, May 28. The West Africa king, the richest person in history, and the ruler of the Malian Empire which covered modern day Ghana, Timbuktu and Mali in West Africa, had a personal net worth of $400billion at the time of his death in 1331.
He has an estimated net worth of R81 billion, according to Forbes. He has an estimated net worth of R81 billion, according to Forbes.

His love for women can’t be broken. TOP 5 AFRICAN RICHEST KINGS IN ORDER Before now, nobody put eyes on kings regarding to their wealth because we believed they get it only from their kingdom and if their kingdom is prospering, the king also prosper. His wealth comes mostly from investments. Enjoyed reading our story? South Africa who commands great riches in the tune of $7.5 billion, DJ Maphorisa doesn't give Prince Kaybee a break and throws more shade. In the 2014 national budget, the country’s national assembly reportedly allocated R861 million for the King’s annual household budget. Otumfuo Osei Tutu Estimated net worth: $10 million. He is the king of Ashanti, a kingdom popularly known for it abundance of gold and the largest ethnic group in Ghana known as the Asantes.
Kings are now among the list of the richest people in Africa. Who is the richest African king in history? - King Mohammed VI of Morocco is the richest king in Africa with a net worth of $2 billion, - On the second and third positions are King Fredrick Obateru Akinruntan and late King Olubuse II with R5.2bn and R1.3bn wealth, - Nigeria has two kings listed on the top five richest according to Wikipedia. He is the reigning leader of Morocco. He owns several luxury cars, including a R7 million Maybach. He is the reigning leader of Morocco. Wikipedia has compiled a list of top 5 Africa’s richest kings. He spends his money on things like a custom built 2012 Rolls Royce similar to that of Queen Elizabeth II and in 2014 he revealed that he has a R14 million watch. 3. Who was at the number one position of the richest kings in Nigeria.

He is the owner of Obat Oil, a privately held oil trading company. Otunfuo Osei Tutu II ascended the throne and serves as the head of the Asante people politically and spiritually in 1999.