Apostle Johnson Suleman, the fiery leader of Omega Fire Ministries, has publicly condemned billionaire businessman Aliko Dangote following a tragic accident in Auchi, Edo State where a Dangote-owned truck reportedly killed three people. Suleman leveled a scathing rebuke at Dangote on social media, accusing him of negligent business practices that have left families devastated.
Sharing his outrage via Instagram, Suleman did not mince words. He wrote that Dangote’s recklessness has made “many parents childless,” and criticized the use of untrained, allegedly intoxicated young drivers to operate heavy vehicles. “You are not the only rich man on earth,” he reprimanded. “Your recklessness in managing your business has caused harm to families… Your truck just killed three people a few minutes ago in Auchi. You give trucks to little boys who are high on drugs and untrained. This won’t go unchallenged.”
The post followed shortly after similar outrage when Phyna, a reality TV star, called out Dangote due to a prior incident involving his truck mauling her sister. Suleman’s fiery response draws attention to persistent safety concerns in the transport sector, igniting renewed debate around responsibility, corporate accountability, and the human cost of commercial negligence.
Sonia Orjiako