Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote’s refinery begins supplying fuel to local market
The Dangote Petrochemical Complex, located on a peninsula on the outskirts of Lagos, represents a significant leap in industrial advancement.
The Dangote Petrochemical Complex, located on a peninsula on the outskirts of Lagos, represents a significant leap in industrial advancement.
With Otedola’s return to the billionaire ranks, Africa now boasts 20 billionaires, up from 19 in 2023 and 18 in 2022.
Adenuga remains among the world’s 400 richest people and one of the top five wealthiest individuals in Africa.
The surge in the company’s revenue led to a significant 74.9-percent jump in profit, reaching N30.23 billion ($23.15 million) at the end of 2023.
This recent gain strengthens Ovia’s position as Nigeria’s wealthiest banker, underscoring his success as a leading figure in the financial services industry.
While Wigwe’s leadership is sorely missed, his impact remains evident in the group’s record-breaking 2023 profits.
Darwish, chairman and CEO of IHS Holding, a major figure in African telecom, holds a significant 4.17-percent ownership stake, or 13,958,158 ordinary shares.
Ghanaian tycoon Daniel Ofori owns 3.9 percent of CalBank. The bank plans to bolster its finances with a rights offering.
This surge is attributed to the strong performance of his diverse investment portfolio and a recent strengthening of the Nigerian naira against the U.S. dollar.
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.
His latest $11.02-million food intervention program underscores his unwavering commitment to improving lives and tackling social challenges in Nigeria.
Telecel’s acquisition of stakes in MTN Guinea-Bissau and MTN Guinea-Conakry is expected to drive growth and further development in these regions.
Bollore-backed Canal+ has been actively expanding in Africa.
As his stake in UBA approaches $50 million, Elumelu’s influence and commitment to Africa’s economic prosperity remain undeniable.
Zenith Bank’s decision to invest in Niteon underscores its dedication to fostering economic growth and innovation across Africa.
Each recipient is set to receive a $5,000 non-refundable seed capital to kickstart their entrepreneurial endeavors.