Apostle Johnson Suleman, founder of Omega Fire Ministries International, has called out billionaire businessman Aliko Dangote days after former Big Brother Naija winner Phyna accused the Dangote Group of negligence that led to her sister’s leg being amputated.
The clergyman on Sunday took to Instagram to allege that another Dangote truck had just killed three persons in Auchi, Edo State.
He wrote, “@aliko_dangotecon you are not the only rich man on earth.
“Your recklessness in managing your business has caused harm to families and made many parents childless.
“Your truck just killed 3 persons few mins ago in auchi.
“You give trucks to little boys who are high n drugs and untrained.
“This won’t go unchallenged.”
Suleman’s post comes days after Phyna cried out over the accident that left her younger sister Ruth hospitalised.
According to the reality star, Ruth who graduated from Auchi Polytechnic just six days before the incident was knocked down by a Dangote truck which later led to her leg being amputated.
“From all that has happened, you decided to rather tell the Nigerian police to remove the plate number on the truck that crushed my sister… Na money you get, you no be God. But my God is bigger. Enough is enough,” Phyna wrote on Instagram.
Actress Kate Henshaw also weighed in, urging the police to ensure that those responsible are held accountable.
In reaction to the backlash, Dangote Cement Plc said in a statement that it has dispatched senior officials and insurers to visit Ruth and her family at Irrua Specialist Teaching Hospital.
The company promised to provide medical care and compensation in line with its welfare policy.
