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Seven businesses owned by Nigerian business mogul and philanthropist Theophilus Danjuma
Nigerian entrepreneur and philanthropist Theophilus Danjuma drives economic growth and social change through a diverse portfolio of businesses across energy, agriculture, and telecommunications.
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Former defense minister Theophilus Danjuma has launched TY Logistics Park in Lagos, a grade-A hub meant to speed goods across West Africa.
Nigerian billionaire TY Danjuma's family office trims loss in 2024, keeps $114 million asset base
Nigerian billionaire TY Danjuma’s family office posted a smaller loss in 2024, holding £85 million ($114 million) in assets while core oil wealth stays separate.
Nigerian business mogul Theophilus Danjuma donates $605,460 to Maiduguri flood victims
Nigerian billionaire Theophilus Danjuma has donated ($605,460) to aid Maiduguri flood victims, providing essential support for recovery efforts in Borno State.
Thomas Etuh, TY Danjuma acquire Notore Chemical in $150-million deal
The acquisition was executed through their respective companies, Tak Agro and TY Holdings.
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Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote pledges 25 percent of wealth to foundation
Aliko Dangote pledges 25 percent of his $30 billion wealth to fund education, health, and economic programs across Africa.