TheHerald:
Borno-born billionaire, Mohammed Indinmi, is the lead donor of Lynn’s newest faculty, the $14m Mohammed Indimi International Business Center.

The university is a private, coeducational institution located in Boca Raton, Florida. Founded in 1962.

The centre was dedicated in 2014 and is a state of the art facility, outfitted with technology systems to enhance the students’ educational environment , with 11 classrooms and a wealth of other areas such as a Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation (CEI), a Venture Lab, an Investment and Trading room and a new Career Preparation and Internship Centre.

15 other new spaces also provide conference and meeting areas for collaborations between students, faculties and corporations.

He also received an honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters from the university on May 12, 2012 and a gala was held to recognise Indimi’s business and philanthropic achievements

Mohammed Indimi was born in August 1947 and founded Oriental Energy in 1990, of which he is still chairman. He is an in-law of former Nigerian president and retired Nigerian Army general Ibrahim Babangida.

Oriental currently has three projects offshore of Nigeria’s Niger Delta region. Six of his children serve on the company’s board. His net worth dropped from an estimated $670 million a year ago due to ongoing low oil prices.

His children are known to be fabulously weallthy and flamboyant, the topic of many blog posts on several top blogs including Linda Ikeji. One of his daughters once dated popular crooner Dbanj.

Ahmed, a son of his gained respect and notoriety after he posted his ATM balance of $100 million on social media.

http://www.theheraldng.com/meet-borno-born-oil-billionaire-donated-n4-2-billion-american-university/

malton:


You can only live in a fool's paradise for so long. When shiiit hits the fan, I'll be here to remind you just how dumb you have been.

I thought IPOB have their hands full with struggles of their own? What stops them from demolishing the CBN, Unizik, UNN, FUTO etc, in order to make a statement? Why haven't you cheered them on on the path to destruction?

The militants for instance, claim to be agitating for resource control. Assuming that they have their wishes granted, how is it wrong that they fend for themselves begining with all facilities intact? Why must they embark on rebuilding, rather than chanel scarce funds into constructing other non existing facilities altogether? What becomes of the average Niger Deltan who may have died from the resultant hunger that will arise owing to their actions?

You, Mr (I am struggling with myself to address you as that), are worse than a trojan horse!

OBTMOS:
He has done notin wrong, even d Americans do donate to us

ihitenansa:
Hmmm! And universities all overthe northeast are alittle morethan glorified secondary schools.

Etfash:


Everything does not have to revolve around us here bro. What he's done is okay.

3rdlegxxx:
This is some serious information and news, so much i wrong with Nigeria and it's elite, government but we the people suffer while those who fight on our behalf, we join to criticize and castigate, donating such amounts isn't a bad idea but not at a time when your country, states, univerwsities, youths need it more, WHAT A WASTE, WHAT A SHAME, WHAT A COUNTRY.

megaik:
Tell me the Oil Money is not from Niger Delta!!! Tell Me how this kinda new shouldnt create agitations ...Its very painful

gidgiddy:


Now how many people from the Niger Delta from who's lands and waters the Oil is drilled is as rich as him? A northerner will come to the south, take their Oil, become very rich and expect the southerners to clapping their hands and singing "one Nigeria". I laugh in Chinese

WeNigerDelta:
The time for talking is long over. We are glad that because of social media, the world can see the injustice meted to my people. To those of you saying the oil is Nigeria's oil and not SS, kindly do your patriotic duty, enlist in the Navy and come meet us in the creeks. The pipelines are not on NL, be bold enough and come defend your country....

hungryboy:
Na dis kind thing dey make me talk say ab.oki na ram.
Our Universities for Naija dey here lacking in laboratory equipments and research grants.
Ab.oki leave am go donate to American University.

hungryboy:
Na dis kind thing dey make me talk say ab.oki na ram.
Our Universities for Naija dey here lacking in laboratory equipments and research grants.
Ab.oki leave am go donate to American University.

ihitenansa:
Hmmm! And universities all overthe northeast are alittle morethan glorified secondary schools.