Bayero University in Kano state Nigeria. The building, which is named after him, will house the newly established Dangote Business School.
Speaking at the school’s opening ceremony which was attended by the Kano State Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, Dangote told guests that the school was part of his contributions towards driving entrepreneurship education at the highest level in Nigeria. The School has been accredited by the National Universities Commission (NUC), and will be first business school in Nigeria to offer the Doctor of Business Administration (PhD) programme in the country. Dangote also said that talks are ongoing to develop strategic partnerships between the Dangote Business School and the Harvard Business School in the U.S.
Aliko Dangote

The school, according to him, will train African Business leaders by crying out research on how Nigerians can do business in the very particular kind of environment and succeed. The Vice Chancellor of the University, Prof. Muhammed Yahuza Bello said with the new business school, the university is now poised to serve the society better through training, research and services. He said the university adopted the name “ Dangote Business School”, because the name Dangote is internationally synonymous with innovation, entrepreneurship and successes in business and industry and pledged that the school will live by its name and tradition. Explaining the uniqueness of the schoolHe stated that the new structure comprises 650 seating capacity auditorium, two theaters, four lecture halls, two libraries, incubation center, two cafeterias, 800kva soundproof generator and borehole among others.

Source: http://www.madeafricans.com/2018/03/aliko-dangote.html

Nice one, at least to help his people

Good move...
I like that he invests in Africa mainly...
All over Africa but he ignores SE
I wonder why

Wow! I was there last week! The first to offer PhD in Business Administration in the country. Kudos BUK.

EazyMoh:
Wow! I was there last week!
The first to offer PhD in Business Administration in the country. Kudos BUK.

Yeah, and it's in a world standard institution too with a globally recognised business brand name.

Sort of like the Kellogg Business School in the U.S.

This is definitely his most impressive gesture of giving back to his society. N1.2 Billion well spent.

ibotic:
Good move...
I like that he invests in Africa mainly...
All over Africa but he ignores SE
I wonder why

If 8 Dangote's cement trucks can be attacked, robbed and set ablaze in Onitsha by IPOB terrorists for no logical reason except for belonging to an aboki, you can't blame him for shying away from areas potentially volatile to his investments.

QuotaSystem:


If 8 of Dangote's cement trucks can be attacked and set ablaze in Onitsha by IPOB terrorists for no logical reason except for belonging to an aboki, you can't blame him for shying away from areas potentially volatile to his investments.

Point of correction; it was not destroyed for 'belonging to an aboki'. I live there and the gist isn't something I can spill on this thread, it's a story for another day. The truck actually hit another road user and the driver escaped to avoid lynching by angry mobs, hence the burning of the truck.

ggoldmine:


Point of correction; it was not destroyed for 'belonging to an aboki'. I live there and the gist isn't something I can spill on this thread, it's a story for another day. The truck actually hit another road user and the driver escaped to avoid lynching by angry mobs, hence the burning of the truck.

You can't spill the gist, story for another day, yet you went ahead to deliver the bare faced fallacy of a story.

You mean 8 trucks were burnt because of an accident by 1 driver according to your story?

Is that also why the IPOB terrorists burnt the mosque at Onitsha main market that same day?

There's a reason your angle was never reported, it never happened.

Which business school did he attend to become who he is today?