28-year-old Steve Mbogo is considered to be one of the richest young people in Kenya. According to his site, Mbogo came from a humble family that could not afford airfare to Cairo University in Egypt where he had been offered full tuition fee.

Right now, Mbogo is the patron of Kenya Universities Student Organization (KUSO), an organisation that represents over 1,000,000 students studying in 83 Kenyan Universities, Colleges and polytechnics. But that's not the most interesting thing about this young lad.

According to his website, at only 28, Steve Mbogo apparently owns a company that makes Ksh 13,000 million in revenues. His company; Capital Flow Enterprises has operations in 4 continents with offices in over 73 countries.

Information from his website further states that, apart from Capital Flow Enterprises, he also allegedly serves as Non-Executive Chair of a company known as Fly 540 Airways and Youth Aviation Company Kenya. Steve is also said to own twelve 4-star Hotels across Kenya, thirty-two apartment blocks in Nairobi, two insurance companies in Uganda, six nightclubs in Nakuru, Kisumu and Nairobi, and a flight training academy in Wilson Airport, Nairobi. The chap is also said to own and manages two law firms and three stock brokerage companies at the Nairobi Securities Exchange.

All these according to his personal website.

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