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Femi Otedola has marked Mike Adenuga's 73rd birthday by recalling how the Globacom founder told him 24 years ago in Epe that he would be a great man.
FirstHoldCo has rallied 32% in the past month to become the best-performing tier-one bank stock on Nigeria's exchange, outpacing GTCO, Zenith Bank, Access Holdings and UBA.
Femi Otedola announced on X that his memoir Making It Big: Lessons from a Life in Business has won the Business Book Gold medal at the 2026 Axiom Business
Femi Otedola confirmed that he and Aliko Dangote spent Easter Sunday with President Bola Tinubu to discuss Nigeria's economy and its ongoing reforms.
Forbes has released its 2026 Africa billionaires list. The continent's 23 members of the three-comma club added $20.3 billion collectively in a year.
Making It Big by Femi Otedola is sparking fresh debate on leadership and personal growth, as readers reflect on mindset, discipline, reinvention, and purpose beyond financial success
Femi Otedola toured the Dangote refinery and said capacity could expand to 1.4 million barrels a day, calling the project “history made.”
Investor Femi Otedola believes the naira may strengthen significantly as Dangote Refinery’s full-scale operations reduce fuel imports and ease forex pressure
Femi Otedola has praised Aliko Dangote after the refinery reached 650,000 barrels per day, calling the milestone transformational for Nigeria economy.
Femi Otedola says rebuilding First HoldCo will involve tough disruptions as the group resets its balance sheet and positions for long term stability.
Femi Otedola has raised his combined stake in First HoldCo to 18.12%, adding to his influence in a major banking group.
Femi Otedola hosted billionaire Abdul Samad Rabiu in Dubai as both oversee major deals reshaping Nigeria’s banking, power and manufacturing sectors.
FirstBank reaches $346 million minimum; Femi Otedola urges raising international banking capital to $692 million.
The transaction marks a decisive step away from an asset he helped turn into a market bellwether.
Africa’s billionaires ramped up giving in 2025, funding schools, hospitals and startups as governments face tight budgets and rising public needs.
Nigerian billionaire Femi Otedola bought $10 million in First HoldCo shares, lifting his stake to 17.56% as earnings rose.