Nigerian oilman Wale Tinubu gets lifetime award at Africa Energy Week as local champions gain spotlight
Oando chief Wale Tinubu was honored with a lifetime achievement award at Africa Energy Week for shaping indigenous energy growth.
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Oando chief Wale Tinubu was honored with a lifetime achievement award at Africa Energy Week for shaping indigenous energy growth.
At Africa Energy Week 2025 in Cape Town, Rone confirmed the $5 billion FLNG project is nearing FID, with Vitol and Seplat on board.
Mustapha Fasinro’s Linetrale secures LNG cargoes from NNPC, signaling a rare breakthrough for a Nigerian firm in the international gas market.
A Nigerian court halts PENGASSAN’s planned strike against Dangote Refinery amid warnings of sabotage and fuel supply risks to Africa’s biggest economy.
Africa’s richest man accuses Nigeria’s powerful oil union of decades-long sabotage, blaming it for energy shortfalls and hardship for millions of citizens.
BUA Chairman Abdul Samad Rabiu praises Tinubu’s reforms for stabilizing the naira, lowering food prices and encouraging private-sector investment despite ongoing economic pressures.
Belemaoil struggles with low output on OML 55 while Elizabeth Jack-Rich’s Elin Group gains ground in Nigeria’s aviation sector, redefining the Jack-Rich business empire.
Tony Elumelu nets over US$1.1 million as UBA posts modest profit growth and boosts asset base in tough economic climate.
Former oil tycoon Kola Aluko aggressively promotes Los 7 Ángeles tequila on Instagram, sparking speculation about a potential investment or new business chapter.
Daniel McKorley urges entrepreneurs to shield early-stage ventures from scrutiny, crediting “building in silence” for McDan Group’s rise across logistics, aviation, shipping, and mining.
EBOMAF, led by Burkinabe entrepreneur Mahamadou Bonkoungou, begins a 244-km Yombi–Mandji–Omboué road project in Gabon, promising jobs, infrastructure upgrades, and stronger provincial links.
Kate Fotso has suspended Telcar Cocoa’s operations in Cameroon, citing a bean quality crisis that threatens both local farmers and global chocolate supply.
Nigerian-Lebanese billionaire Bassim Haidar’s Knuru Capital bet on Klarna years ago. Klarna’s New York debut likely turned that stake into millions.
A Nigerian appellate court revived First Bank’s loan battle tied to Arise TV founder Nduka Obaigbena, intensifying scrutiny of his embattled media empire.
Idrissa Nassa’s Coris Invest Group has acquired TotalEnergies Burkina, marking a historic shift toward African ownership in the energy sector.
Christian Kerangall, Gabon’s richest man, turned quiet dealmaking into an empire spanning banks, retail, and utilities—shaping the nation’s economy for generations.