Yeah the CEO's named Kase Lawal, see
http://www.camacholdings.com/management/index.html
&
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1077/is_3_61/ai_n15975989

Makes a difference from the usual 419/identity fraudsters whose stories are more common
But to be a billionaire in dollars no easy o!

Great job, but we need to figure out a way to make money that does not involve the reselling of oil.

Why?
And what business pays better than the oil business?

onetwo:

Great job, but we need to figure out a way to make money that does not involve the reselling of oil.

What good will that do? It is not for drinking, it has to be resold anyhow.

Kudos to Nigerians doing it big in Diaspora!

i remember last year when that came out, here in Houston all the nigerian owned newpapers had Mr. Lawal on the cover, praising him and his company, and every naija socialite event in houston it seemed like he was always there. Its good to have something positive for a change being said about naija because this was around the time CNN's "how to rob a bank" came out and alot of medicaid and medicare frauds commited by nigerians were being published in the paper like every bloody week, here. I hope his company is still doing it big and hopefully many other naijas will start doing it big too(legally )

see the way they casually referred to Nigeria as his birthplace. if he had committed a hideous crime, it would have been the NIGERIAN K Lawal.

anyways kudos to d man!

50kobo:

see the way they casually referred to Nigeria as his birthplace. if he had committed a hideous crime, it would have been the NIGERIAN K Lawal.

anyways kudos to d man!

good point my brother ,maybe oprah should do some episode on the guy ,but then maybe he isn't the kind of Nigerians she would like to talk about .

go figure

proudly nigerian.