The late Nigerian billionaire Nuel Ojei built an empire from Mazda to EMO, then kept it out of the spotlight
From Mazda showrooms to EMO oil ventures, Nuel Ojei built a discreet conglomerate that touched Nigeria’s roads, ports and crude trade.
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From Mazda showrooms to EMO oil ventures, Nuel Ojei built a discreet conglomerate that touched Nigeria’s roads, ports and crude trade.
Custodian Investment chief Wole Oshin bought 87 million shares worth about N3.39 billion in December trades disclosed to the NGX.
Olubunmi Peters is betting that new capital can turn Eko DisCo into a Lagos powerhouse.
Burna Boy’s “I Told Them…” tour grossed $30.46 million from 302,801 tickets, Touring Data reports, a new high point for African touring.
At Cosgrove’s Abuja retreat, Umar Abdullahi approved ₦4 billion ($2.7 million) in properties for staff, linking rewards to faster delivery and growth in 2026.
Afriland First Bank says it wants new partners for its Liberia unit, as reports cite a planned capital raise to spur local growth.
Flutterwave CEO GB Agboola says the fintech is nearing profitability, betting on stablecoins and trade corridors after raising at least $475 million.
Joseph Siaw Agyepong’s Jospong Group is in Cameroon with a waste-to-wealth pitch, offering recycling systems, training and investment.
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Ebomaf says no company aircraft carried Benin’s Lt. Col. Pascal Tigri after the failed coup, calling the report unverified and false.
Nigeria’s innovation minister wants business leaders at the table, betting new partnerships can turn research into factories, jobs and exports.
Michael J. Prest’s BONI Global says a settled Investrust share purchase was later denied, leaving investors asking what protections exist in Zambia.
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Folorunsho Alakija donated a N34 billion, 250-bed hospital to UNIOSUN, as Osinbajo urged Nigeria to curb medical tourism and train doctors at home.
Aliko Dangote pledges 25 percent of his $30 billion wealth to fund education, health, and economic programs across Africa.