Nigerian billionaire Abdul Samad Rabiu’s BUA Foods sustains efforts to make rice affordable
BUA Foods, under Rabiu, has maintained its dominant position in the Nigerian economy.
BUA Foods, under Rabiu, has maintained its dominant position in the Nigerian economy.
Adenuga is the largest shareholder in Julius Berger with a 25.1-percent stake.
According to Forbes, Rupert has ousted Aliko Dangote to become Africa’s richest man.
The devaluation of the Nigerian currency severely impacted Dangote’s assets, including his 86-percent stake in Dangote Cement.
Ovia rakes in $30 million in just one day as Zenith’s market cap surges past $1.85 billion.
Rabiu’s net worth skyrockets by $1.6 billion, securing his position among Africa’s wealthiest people.
Ighodalo is the co-founder of one of Nigeria’s top three commercial law firms and serves as the chairman of Nigerian Breweries.
TY Danjuma holds a 43.28 percent stake in May & Baker Plc, the oldest pharmaceutical company on the Nigerian Stock Exchange.
Adenuga holds a majority 74.4-percent stake in the company, solidifying his position as a leading investor on the Nigerian Exchange.
Rabiu’s company, BUA Cement, will develop two new, energy-efficient cement production lines at its plant in Sokoto State.
Earlier this year, Otedola received an additional $33 million from his power-generating company, Geregu Power.
With the latest surge of $501 million in his net worth, Rabiu’s year-to-date wealth gains have now reached $1.53 billion.
President Tinubu’s bold policies propel the Nigerian equities market, catapulting Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote’s fortune.
This recent surge has further solidified Ovia’s position as one of the most affluent investors on the Nigerian Exchange.
Balogun, the doyen of investment banking in Nigeria, passed away in London last Friday at 89.
Adenuga controls a majority stake of 74.4 percent in Conoil.