16 Nigerian Billionaires (People and Companies) That Donated Money And Items To Combat Covid-19

With the wide spread of the world threatening virus, Covid-19, the world and the wealthy have decided combat and aid the people in order to stop and control the virus from spreading.

Items and contributions have been made available to support the health bodies and government in stabilizing the minds of the people by companies, politicians and wealthy.

Here are the list of companies and wealthy individuals.

1. Aliko Dangote N200miliion - he later Donated Another 1Billion Naira

2. Abdulsamad Rabiu - 1Billion Naira

3. Paul Enenche - donated relief Materials worth millions of naira.

4. Tony O Elumelu - 1Billion Naira

5. Herbert O. Wigwe - 1Billion Naira

6. Pastor Enoch Adeboye - Donated ICU beds and ventilators worth millions of naira

7. Jim Ovia - 1Billion Naira

8. Hajia Alakhija - 1 Billion Naira

9. CBN. - 1Billion Naira

10. Access Bank - 1Billion Naira

11. GT Bank - 1Billion Naira

12. Zenith Banks - 1Billion Naira

13. NNPC -11 Billion Naira

14. UBA. - 5Billion Naira

15.Femi Otedola - 1Billion Naira

15. Atiku Abubakar - 50million Naira

16. TuFace Idibia. - 10million Naira

We commend their efforts and support to enrich and provide materials to health care.

Lets help out by staying safe too.

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