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The fund is expected t...o be used for the rehabilitation of victims of terror attacks across the nation...
Some of the largest donors on Thursday night include Theophilus Danjuma, $10 million;
Aliko Dangote, N1 billion;
Jim Ovia, N1 billion;
Tony Elumelu, N2.5 billion;
Mike Adenuga, N1 billion;
Wale Tinubu, N1 billion;
Arthur Eze, $5 million;
Mohammed Ndimi, $5 million;
Kabiru Rabiu, N500 million;
Dahiru Mangal N500 million;
and Folorunsho Alakija, N500 million.
Others include a group of oil sector players, N17 billion; bankers N15 billion, telecom sector players N1 billion; state governors, N3.7 billion; and ministers, N50 million.
The Victims Support Fund is to be managed by a committee headed by Mr. Danjuma, a former Army chief and one of Nigeria’s richest men.