D’banj Poses With World Famous Billionaire and Windows CEO, Bill Gates

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                         Photo of Dbanj and Bill Gate


D’Banj has been in France for some weeks for a meeting or two for his new love and agriculture campaign.
During the course of the meeting, he ran into American business magnate, Bill Gates.
The photo you see right there is worth at least $70 billion
D’banj obviously has proved to critics who think his music career is over that he is a businessman and him venturing into the agriculture sector is definitely paying off.
D’banj who was selected as Ambassadors by ONE organization to champion the movement in Africa, within the frames of ONE’s Year of Agriculture’ Campaign in February announced the introduction of his own product ‘Koko garri’ at the One Do Agric Campaign launch which was held at the Transcorp Hilton in Abuja in March.
He captioned the photo of him and Bill Gates: "Inspiration New song *BILL GATES KNOWS MY NAME* #DOES HE KNOW YOU?
Aside hanging out with Bill Gates, D’banj also hung out with one of richest men in Africa, Sudanese-born billionaire, Mo Ibrahim and singer and humanitarian, Bono.
He captioned the photo: "This Weekend was actually out of this World. Thanks BONO @u2 for inviting me and for introducing me to Great Friends @Mo_ibrahimfdn was totally inspired."

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