Tony Elumelu Buys Roasted Corn By the Roadside After Meeting With Senegalese President
– Nigerian billionaire Tony Elumelu recently shared a video of himself stopping by the roadside to buy roasted corn
– The 56-year-old man who is the chairman of UBA bank bought the corn just after his meeting with Senegalese president
– Although he had eaten jollof rice with the Senegalese president, he said ‘sampling’ roasted corn was way better
– The action of the serial entrepreneur melted the hearts of many Nigerians and caused them to react
One of Nigeria’s wealthiest men Tony Elumelu recently stirred the hearts of many Nigerians with an unexpected act of his. The Nigerian billionaire was spotted buying roasted corn by the roadside along Lagos expressway.
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In a video shared on his Instagram page, Tony Elumelu, who is the chairman of the United Bank for Africa (UBA), casually stepped out of his car alongside his bodyguards and walked up to a woman selling roasted corn by the roadside.
The serial entrepreneur priced the corn and nipped at it the local way even while she was selling to him. Interestingly, the 56-year-old Elumelu had met with the Senegalese president earlier in the day.
At the posh gathering where he met President Macky Sall, Elumelu had eaten Senegalese jollof rice and dined quite sumptuously. See the post of him holding a plate of jollof rice while standing side by side with Senegal’s president below:
Despite the lovely feast he had been treated to, Tony Elumelu still stopped by the roadside to satisfy his craving.
See the video below:
Many Nigerians could not help but express surprise and amazement at what the billionaire did. The wealthy businessman is especially known among Nigerians as a philanthropist who has been empowering young Africans through his Tony Elumelu Foundation. For this reason, this down-to-earth act of his inspired many.
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