The Foodstuff Africa Community (FAfCom) recorded a major highlight today after one of its long-standing shareholders, Mr. Ibrahim Sani, posted his daily dividend earnings amounting to $9,963.
The announcement generated mixed reactions across the FAfCom Shareholders community, especially concerning the number of FAfCom Shares—known as Zero Hunger Coin (ZHC)—held by Mr. Sani.
Following increased curiosity and pressure from fellow shareholders, Mr. Sani disclosed that he holds a total of 580,000,000 ZHC, acquired during the earlier distribution phases of the FAfCom Shares. His long-term participation and early positioning within the FAfCom ecosystem have contributed to his significant daily returns.
Under FAfCom’s dividend structure, shareholders are eligible to claim daily dividends once they meet the standard requirement of:
- 100,000 ZHC, and
- 100 KG of any Foodstuff Fund.
Mr. Sani’s impressive share volume places him among the top-tier shareholders benefiting from the community-driven food distribution model.
FAfCom encourages new and existing participants to work closely with registered Validators for proper guidance on registration, eligibility, and investment pathways within the community.