Sabinus Targets Aliko Dangote in New Hilarious Stunt
Popular Nigerian comedian and content creator Emmanuel Chukwuemeka Ejekwu, famously known as Sabinus (or Mr. Funny), has once again sent social media into a frenzy with his signature comedic antics. This time, his target is Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, and his newly minted multi-billion-dollar oil refinery.
Known for his relatable humor and “investor” persona, the award-winning skit maker has humorously declared himself a stakeholder in the massive energy enterprise, sparking widespread reactions across various social media platforms.
The ‘Memo’ to Aliko Dangote
In a post shared on his official X (formerly Twitter) account on Tuesday, September 15, 2026, Sabinus addressed a formal “memo” to Aliko Dangote. The comedian revealed that he had officially purchased shares in the Dangote Refinery to the tune of 5,250 Naira.
On the strength of this “massive” financial backing, Sabinus humorously argued that he is now a legitimate shareholder entitled to a seat at the company’s decision-making table to offer his corporate advice.
Hilarious Boardroom Demands and Netizen Reactions
Leaning heavily into his classic “investor” character, Sabinus expressed his eagerness to share his corporate strategies and opinions with the refinery’s top management. The comedy lay in the sheer contrast between his modest N5,250 stake and his grand expectations of boardroom power.
The post quickly went viral, prompting a wave of amusement from fans and fellow creators who joined in on the joke. The comment section erupted with witty responses, with followers matching Sabinus’ energy. One follower joked about firing staff: “That truck driver wey pass wey no greet me, I wan make we sack am.”
While most netizens had a good laugh, others jokingly advised the billionaire industrialist to prepare for his new, highly demanding “partner” in the boardroom.
This is not the first time Sabinus has made headlines regarding wealth and investments. The comedian, who recently flaunted a new truck worth N70 million, continues to cement his status as one of Nigeria’s most successful and creative entertainers, using everyday realities to craft top-tier humor.