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Heartwarming video of little boy saluting Aliko Dangote to celebrate his 62nd birthday

- One of the wealthiest men in the world, Aliko Dangote, recently clocked 62

- A number of his fans and loyalists trooped to social media to celebrate him

- An unidentified little boy has taken his well wishes a step further as she was spotted saluting the mogul

Most humans try to live their best lives by achieving their goals and leading a life devoid of mediocrity. Some people have been able to stamp their achievements in the minds of many and they are celebrated.

Nigerian billionaire and business mogul, Aliko Dangote, clocked 62 on April 10, 2019, and several of his fans trooped to social media to celebrate him.

Dangote has no doubt represented Nigeria very well in the international scene and he is one citizen that people are proud of.

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A number of people sent their well-wishes to the mogul on social media to celebrate his big day buy a little boy took his greetings a step further.

In a video gradually making the rounds on social media, the little boy was spotted praising the business man and he ended his greetings with a salute of honour.

Young boy salutes Aliko Dangote on his birthday in beautiful video

Cute boy salutes Dangote Photo: @delemomoduovation / Instagram
Source: Instagram

In the short clip, the little boy said: “Today, we celebrate the giant of Africa. His achievement unprecedented. Happy birthday Aliko Dangote. I salute you sir”.

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See the video below:

In other news, Legit.ng reported on five times Nigerian musicians wished they were Dangote in their songs to celebrate his birthday.

The art of praising well known and popular figures is definitely not something that just got into the Nigerian music space, in fact, it goes way back in time to the days of high life music maestros like Sunny Ade, Ebenezer Obey, Ayinla Kollington, Wasiu Ayinde and a host of others.

Modern day singers have drawn inspiration from their predecessors and that is why you will find a sensational singer like Burna Boy for example, naming a complete music single after a well to do personality in the country.

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