Meet Nigeria’s young real estate multimillionaires
Across Nigeria, a new generation of real estate developers is turning concrete and land into the country’s next fortunes.
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Across Nigeria, a new generation of real estate developers is turning concrete and land into the country’s next fortunes.
Coleman Technical Industries chairman Asiwaju Solomon Onafowokan has launched a massive fibre-optic cable factory in Sagamu, boosting Nigeria’s digital-economy capacity and reducing dependence on imported network infrastructure.
A wave of billion-dollar legal battles—from BP’s arbitration win against Venture Global to Nigeria LNG’s London defeat—shows how the once-stable LNG market is now shaped by courtrooms, not contracts.
Billionaire Femi Otedola has committed ₦4 billion to build a new electrical and electronics engineering block at Augustine University, reinforcing his role as the institution’s largest private benefactor.
Petralon 54 launches Host Community Development Trusts in Dawes-Island to empower Ogoloma and Koniama communities.
Under Patrice Motsepe, CAF posted a $9.48m profit, boosting prize money as African billionaires deepen their investment in football.
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Billionaire investor Femi Otedola has sold 9.04 million shares in Geregu Power Plc through his investment vehicle Amperion Power, in a ₦9.29 billion ($6.25 million) deal that trims his controlling stake but keeps him firmly in charge.
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Sol Daurella has turned a decades-old family franchise into one of Coca-Cola’s most strategic platforms in Africa. Her family’s ECCBC network spans 13 countries, with Casablanca now serving as its operational nerve centre.
As Ghana confronts rising hunger, energy entrepreneur Kevin Okyere urges the private and public sectors to unite in tackling food insecurity, while his foundation supports hundreds of families and spearheads skills-training initiatives.
Between 2019 and 2024, MacKenzie Scott gave $385 million to Africa-based groups. We track the ten biggest beneficiaries and what’s changed.
Odinga’s passing throws fresh attention on a low-profile business empire built around energy, manufacturing and family-run holding structures.
When Tribert Rujugiro Ayabatwa died in Dubai in April 2024, he left more than a fortune. From Uganda to Angola, his Pan-African tobacco empire—built on power, politics, and secrecy—passed to his heirs. The story of one of Africa’s most elusive fortunes enters a new chapter.
BetPawa, the African mobile betting platform founded by Kresten Buch, reported its biggest annual profit yet on surging digital wagers.