Uday is one of the richest Politician from Iraq. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Uday Hussein's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: January 13, 2024)
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Uday Hussein - Net Worth, Age, Height, Birthday, Bio, Wiki!
| Net Worth | $5 Million |
| Salary | Under Review |
| Source of Income | Politician |
| Cars | Not Available |
| House | Living in own house. |
Dhafer Muhammad Jaber Siddiq, one of Uday’s closest aides, said about Uday: “He used to criticize his father’s policies on many occasions, directly or indirectly, especially when discussing with Hussein Kamel… Uday was a young man like many young men trying to get close to beautiful women. He would send his phone number to every young woman he liked. There were a lot of women who were trying to get to know Uday, some of them changed their minds, and some of them strengthened their relationship with him…He was a person with many contradictions. For example, after the killing of his uncle, Minister of Defense Adnan Khairallah in 1989, he started to pray regularly and never cut it, and he fasted every Monday and Thursday, but he used to drink alcohol continuously. He was generous at times to the extreme, but at other times, he became unimaginably stingy. He had his independent empire. He used to say it himself, he used to say that he possesses the foundations of a state. He has press, television, sports, military and trade.” Uday made a lawyer shot after he raised the case of a 17-year-old girl who was kidnapped and was rumored at the compound of Uday’s Iraqi Olympic Committee. According to the lawyer’s testimony, “Uday was looking at the papers I carried for him and then said: I will break both of your legs so that you cannot come back again, but I see your left leg injured during the war with Iran, so I will break your right leg.” One of Uday’s men then shot the right leg of the lawyer, and he had been thrown near a hospital. As for the girl, she was finally sent to her home after being raped repeatedly and asked her family not to travel. However, she managed to escape to Poland where some of her relatives lived there. But after a few years, some of the killers working for Uday were able to track down the girl and they killed her along with her father, the lawyer said. Some of the waiters working in high-end clubs said that they were shrinking with terror whenever Uday arrived, drunk and armed, looking for women to kidnap them. A lawyer said that Uday had ordered the head of a beautiful TV presenter to be shaved so that he could keep her long strands and then kept her naked in the Olympic Committee building for a month because she opposed his request.
Ismail Hussain, who worked as a singer at Uday’s parties in early 1990’s, said, “Uday did not need a reason to party. He would have food and drink tables while many people in Iraq were starving. He’d get drunk and dance – he was a good dancer too. Later, he’d bring out the machine guns and start shooting them off. He’d point the guns right over my head, and the bullets would spray all over the place. I would sing right through the flying bullets. I couldn’t hear the music anymore. I’d just keep going, because I couldn’t stop. It ended when Uday was ready for it to end.. At the parties, there would be about five or six men and 40 or 50 women. He was moody. People were expendable.” He said, “I would be performing, and Uday would climb up on the stage with a machine gun and start shooting it at the ceiling. Uday would insist that everyone get drunk with him. He would interrupt my performance, get up on stage with a big glass of cognac for himself and one for me. He would insist that I drink all of it with him. When he gets really drunk, out come the guns. His friends are all terrified of him, because he can have them imprisoned or killed. I saw him once get angry with one of his friends. He kicked the man in the ass so hard that his boot flew off. The man ran over and retrieved the boot and then tried to put it back on Uday’s foot, with Uday cursing him all the while.”
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