
Nigerian businessman Arthur Eze recovers stolen assets worth millions of dollars
The EFCC upheld the forfeiture of 20 properties, 10 vehicles, and luxury watches to Eze, dismissing appeals by his brothers.
The EFCC upheld the forfeiture of 20 properties, 10 vehicles, and luxury watches to Eze, dismissing appeals by his brothers.
“The retirement age is actually 70, but I believe 35 years is enough, and the succession plans have worked well,” he said.
During the AGM, the board presented UBA Group’s outstanding financial performance for 2023, which saw the bank become Nigeria’s second-largest lender by assets.
Elumelu has solidified his position as a titan of African commerce, transforming UBA Group from a domestic bank into a continental powerhouse.
The substantial surge in profit was driven by higher interest income and a notable increase in foreign exchange earnings throughout the year.
This was driven by a combination of surging interest income and substantial gains from foreign exchange portfolio revaluations.
Ovia, ranked among Africa’s affluent individuals, has seen an impressive increase in the market value of his stake in Zenith Bank.
The partnership marks a milestone for Mastercard, as it introduces its first domestic card in Africa and debuts the World Elite Credit Card in West Africa.
As his stake in UBA approaches $50 million, Elumelu’s influence and commitment to Africa’s economic prosperity remain undeniable.
Each recipient is set to receive a $5,000 non-refundable seed capital to kickstart their entrepreneurial endeavors.
The leading businessman known for his affinity for luxury and lavish assets, is reportedly contemplating a return to his hometown of Kano State.
Elumelu urged the government to facilitate the transfer of idle gas assets or fields to capable Nigerian investors, fostering gas-related investments and efficient electricity production.
A central figure in Nigeria’s energy sector, Rone outlined his vision for leveraging international partnerships to tap into the vast untapped natural gas reserves across the continent.
Beyond his ventures, Elumelu champions entrepreneurship. The Tony Elumelu Foundation empowers African entrepreneurs through seed capital, training, and mentorship.
Similarly, the company’s profit saw a substantial increase of over 270 percent from $1.37 million $5.14 million, indicating improved operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
Ovia owns a 16.2-percent stake in the financial services group, comprising 5,072,104,311 ordinary shares, makes him the wealthiest banker in the country.