Nigerian billionaires Abdul Samad Rabiu, Tony Elumelu, others, receive national honors
The men have played seminal roles in the development of Nigeria’s economy.
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The men have played seminal roles in the development of Nigeria’s economy.
Ruparelia had a $1.1-billion net worth in 2012.
Essayeh owns a sizeable 33.6-percent stake in the Tunis-based firm.
Grindrod Limited is owned in part by Remgro Limited, Rupert’s investment holding.
Globacom is Nigeria’s second largest mobile telecom company.
Ideh said the funds will be used to broaden Stears’ product breadth.
Le Roux owns 11.36 percent of the Stellenbosh-based banking group.
Geregu Power is 80-percent owned by Otedola.
Since its founding by Shah in 1974, I&M Group has expanded its operations to other East African countries.
Abdoola is the company’s largest individual shareholder.
Masiyiwa is Zimbabwe’s wealthiest man.
Soname’s move into the aviation sector is aimed at helping to lower the cost of airline tickets for Nigerians.
Thabet owns 50.07 percent of the Egyptian-based consumer goods producer.
El-Sherbini controls a 26.1-percent stake in the group.
Elumelu has played a crucial role in supporting young businesspeople in Africa.
Anadkat owns 35.51 percent of the Port Louis-based firm.