Tein Jack-Rich a symbol of unity – Emir of Borgu

The Emir of Borgu Kingdom, Niger State, His Royal Highness Dr. Muhammed Sani Dantoro CFR, has paid a dignified condolence visit to Tein Jack-Rich, Chairman of Belemaoil Group, following the burial of his late uncle, Dr. Harrison Tiger, on October 4, 2025.

The presence of the traditional ruler underlined the strong connection between the monarchy and the business community, as well as the respect and admiration for Tein Jack-Rich’s philanthropic efforts.

During the visit, the Emir of Borgu described Tein Jack-Rich as a symbol of unity and a philosopher who had a significant impact on the lives of the poor.

He praised Jack-Rich’s compassionate nature and commitment to sharing his wealth with the less privileged.

The Emir also commended Jack-Rich’s wisdom and advised him to continue to support the government with constructive advice that would improve the lives of Nigerians.

In his response, Tein Jack-Rich thanked the traditional ruler for taking time out of his busy schedule to console him. He described the emir as a good friend, father and ally and expressed his gratitude for the monarch’s support and guidance.

The condolence visit is a testament to the strong relationships and networks that exist between traditional leaders, business leaders and other stakeholders in Nigeria.

Aluta News reports that condolence visits continue to arrive for Jack-Rich, following the burial of his uncle, Dr Harrison Tiger.

Jack-Rich is highly respected for his philanthropic efforts, which have left an indelible mark on the lives of countless Nigerians. As a symbol of unity and philosopher,

Jack-Rich has demonstrated a deep understanding of the needs of the masses, providing support in education, healthcare and empowerment.

His commitment to sharing his wealth has improved many lives, earning him widespread respect and admiration.

In particular, his initiatives have alleviated poverty and inspired hope and resilience among Nigerians, cementing his legacy as a people’s champion. Prominent figures such as engineer Buba Galadima and former vice president Atiku Abubakar paid condolence visits, highlighting Jack-Rich’s impact on the nation.