Michael Keneson(Elsanto)

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Names: Michael Keneson


Also Known As: Elsanto

Occupation: Businessman

Organization: Elsanto group, ElsanTv

Biography and Net Worth:

Michael Keneson, All also known as Elsanto CEO and Founder of Elsanto group, Born in Ondo State grew up inAnambra is a fast rising Entrepreneur with a vision of Exploring the business world. He got people like 50cent, Elon Musk as his role model.
Location: Nigeria

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