Tony Elumelu set to pocket $1.11 million dividend as UBA profit climbs in H1 2025
Tony Elumelu nets over US$1.1 million as UBA posts modest profit growth and boosts asset base in tough economic climate.
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Tony Elumelu nets over US$1.1 million as UBA posts modest profit growth and boosts asset base in tough economic climate.
Nigerian star Mr Eazi reveals Choplife Gaming has paid RWF 17 billion in Rwanda taxes since 2022, highlighting his growing footprint beyond music.
The Bank of Ghana has suspended UBA Ghana’s foreign exchange licence, piling pressure on Tony Elumelu.
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Nigerian energy leader and philanthropist Igho Sanomi will be honored Oct. 4–5 at London’s Shaw Theatre during the “Kashimawo” premiere, recognizing his support for African theatre, including “Awo.”
From Dangote’s $70M Bombardier to Oppenheimer’s Global 6500, Africa’s billionaires fly in luxury jets that power business across continents.
They could simply guard old wealth, but these seven South African heirs are stepping into art, sport, and renewables to build legacies of their own.
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The Grammy-winning rapper is building an empire with these six ventures.
Just days after release, Femi Otedola’s debut memoir Making It Big has surged to the top tier of Amazon’s business biography rankings.
Black celebrities are taking ownership—literally—by investing in sports teams worldwide, from football clubs to NBA franchises, redefining power and presence in the global sports arena.
The combined weekly earnings of the top 10 highest‑paid African footballers total approximately $4.6-million per week.
Shelf Drilling renews Nigeria offshore deal with Conoil through 2027, with option to extend to 2028 in OMLs 153 and 59.
Abdullahi Bashir Haske has reportedly been detained by the EFCC amid an expanding corruption probe involving alleged money laundering, shell companies, and questionable oil contracts tied to NNPCL and private jet operations.
South Africa’s cosmetics market is valued at over US $3 billion—and growing, especially in the natural and melanin‑focused segments. Each of these seven figures has helped shape that trajectory.