Top 5 men who might have been richer than world government

History is probably the most enjoyable subject of discourse to many, while some find solace in the fun-filled lifestyle of the people recorded in it.

At Postingday.com we have created a unique compilation of Top5 Men Who Might Be Richer Than The World Government .

Let’s take a ride back into the AD’s, BC’s and hopefully our time.

1. Mansa Musa

This man is worth billions of dollars back in his time. 415billion dollars.(149,317,000,000,000.00 naira)

He was an emperor, who conquered west Africa, and he had a dominating rule over Ghana and Mali.

He was known as the "Man Behind The Gold". He owned 99% of all Golds in the world. His major investment channel was supplying of gold.

Some of his greatest achievements like the building of schools, mosque and universities are still surviving the harsh brute of nature till today, even many more years to come.

2. King Solomon

2.2Trillion Dollars. (Around 719,600,000,000,000.00 naira)

The Holy Bible recorded King Solomon as the richest man to ever walked on earth.

He ruled Israel for 40years and was renowned for his wise and inbuilt ability to handle crucial situations.

He receives 666 Golds yearly as a gift token, which could be totaled at £86,000. You are free to calculate that in today's exchange rates.

He also receives income from tax and trade, which are his major source of revenues.

King Solomon built the first Jerusalem temple.

3. Augustus Ceazar

4.63 Trillion Dollars (Around 1,439,200,000,000,000.00)

Augustus Ceazar was the first emperor of the Roman empire. He single-handedly owned the entire country of Egypt.

4. Osman Ali Khan

2 Billion Dollars.(719,600,000,000.00 naira)

Aside from his documented network, research discovered that he might be richer than the stated facts.

Osman Ali Khan was born in India, and he was a well established Diamond supplier globally. He was a Prince in India.

In 1947, he was featured in Times Magazine. He earned massive income from land revenues, monthly royalties etc.

He owned over 400 million dollars diamond collections. His generous lifestyle and free will heart gave him a great link among the people of India. He father over 149 children's.

5. Muammar Al Gathafi

200 Billion Dollars.(71,960,000,000,000.00 naira)

Gathafi was a revolutionary leader, political theorist and a master in the game of world politics. He owned a massive real estate business, trillion dollars worth of oil well, and numerous investments.

He stored over 30 billion dollars in the UK, 30 billion in Germany, USA, France, and Italy. That's surely a huge sum of eye-pinching solid cash.

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Tite: Brazil are recovering from painful World Cup

The Selecao are working to get over their 

elimination from the tournament at the hands 

of Belgium

Tite said Brazil are recovering from the "pain" 

and "frustration" of their World Cup exit after 

overcoming the United States in New Jersey 

on Friday.

New permanent captain Neymar and Roberto 

Firmino were on target as Brazil defeated USA 

2-0 in an international friendly at MetLife 

Stadium.

Brazil were favourites to win the World Cup in 

Russia but the South American giants were 

shocked by Belgium in the quarter-finals.

Speaking after Brazil's victory stateside, head 

coach Tite told reporters: "We are recovering 

the work from pain and a frustration of 

elimination. It has an emotional aspect.

"This was a feeling we noticed when we met 

with the athletes. And it's a resumption in 

which Douglas Costa started only his second 

match. I was asked about the other athletes. 

But the others are the ones that were already 

but need more time on the field.

"We have to give Firmino, Douglas Costa, Fred 

more chance. And then the newbies. But 

having these players on the pitch so they have 

the opportunity and time for a better analysis. 

And this was beyond my expectation."

Neymar wore the captain's armband after Tite 

scrapped his rotation policy following Russia 

2018 and the Paris Saint-Germain star led tJhe 

way.

After Firmino opened the scoring in the 11th 

minute, Neymar doubled the lead from the 

spot approaching half-time when Brazil were 

awarded a contentious penalty – Fabinho 

falling to ground under minimal contact.

Discussing Neymar – who endured a difficult 

World Cup campaign having been criticised 

for 

exaggerating fouls – Tite added: "You're going 

to have your eyes on Neymar.

"I want to speak little, but be complicit in his 

behaviour and attitudes so that he can grow 

more and more. Without losing the audacity, 

without taking the last dribble in the final third 

of the field. It is a brand not only of Neymar, 

but of the Brazilian player.

"If you watch, [Philippe] Coutinho picks up the

 ball and goes inside, Willian also, Douglas 

Costa and Everton as well. I will not take those

 characteristics, some adaptations yes. But 

Neymar's behaviours and his attitudes will 

speak for themselves and you can follow."

Courtois feels 'sad' after Chelsea fans' anger at Real Madrid move

Thibaut Courtois admits he feels "sad" about 

how some Chelsea fans have turned against 

him following his transfer to Real Madrid.

The 26-year-old was at Chelsea for seven 

seasons - though the first three were spent on

 loan at Atletico Madrid - before leaving for 

Real in a £35m deal over the summer.

The Belgium international revealed he made 

his decision to leave in March and explained 

that is part of the reason he delayed reporting 

back to Chelsea following the World Cup.

When asked about some Chelsea fans feeling 

angry about the manner of his exit, Courtois 

said: "It makes me feel sad and obviously they 

don't know all the truth.

"I think in March the decision was already 

made and I thought the club would accept it.

"Then because the transfer was closed I did 

not show up because I thought it better not to 

disturb the team and the squad.

"If I did go there maybe, I didn't want to be 

toxic, so obviously it is a pity because I love 

Chelsea.

"I loved playing there and I am happy to have 

won two Premier Leagues, a league cup and 

an FA Cup.

"Hopefully it will turn around."

Courtois recently claimed "the level [at Real 

Madrid] is higher than at Chelsea", but he says

 he never meant to disrespect his former club.

"Obviously you get some things in the media 

like I said there was not enough quality at 

Chelsea," Courtois said.

"I never meant that. I just said maybe in 

training it goes a little bit faster but that is 

also 

the quality of Real Madrid - that is not saying 

Chelsea does not have quality."

Courtois says a big factor in his decision to 

leave for Real was the opportunity to be closer

 to his two children, who live in Madrid with his

 ex-girlfriend, and he hopes Chelsea fans can

 understand that.

"I will always look back with a happy feeling to 

Chelsea," Courtois added. "I had a chance to 

go back to Spain to be closer to my kids. That

 was an important thing for me.

"I know that a lot of Chelsea fans will 

understand my decision. I wish them the best 

and I am happy to see that they have won their

 first four games and I hope they can go on

 and win the league."