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BUA Cement Plc, under the leadership of Abdulsamad Rabiu, has become Nigeria's most profitable cement maker in 2025, with a net profit margin of 30.43%, profit after tax surging 381.7% to N356 billion, and revenue breaking the trillion-naira barrier for the first tim
Aliko Dangote is poised to collect about $485 million in dividends after Dangote Cement proposed a N45 per share payout for 2025.
Coleman founder Solomon Onafowokan is raising up to N50 billion to support cable production and fibre optics, months after opening a major Sagamu factory.
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
Aliko Dangote’s $31.9 billion fortune proves industrial power can rival tech wealth, built through cement, refining, and reinvestment across Africa
Abdul Samad Rabiu has signed with Italy’s Baglietto to build a 60 meter yacht, adding a new luxury commission to his profile.
Abdul Samad Rabiu has climbed to fourth place among Africa’s richest individuals after his wealth surged to $11.3 billion
Globacom donated N1 billion to the Lagos State Security Trust Fund, a major boost tied to founder Mike Adenuga’s long record of big giving.
Investor Femi Otedola believes the naira may strengthen significantly as Dangote Refinery’s full-scale operations reduce fuel imports and ease forex pressure
Tetracore Energy has commissioned a 60,000 SCMD auto CNG facility in Ogere, Ogun State, advancing cleaner transport infrastructure under the leadership of energy tycoon Olakunle Williams
Aiteo won a Murzuq basin exploration license in Libya’s first bid round since 2007, joining winners that included Chevron, Eni and QatarEnergy.
IFC and ASR Africa will scale She Wins Africa to 1,000 women entrepreneurs after the first group mobilized more than $4 million.
Ekulo Group chief Emma Bishop Okonkwo is taking his consumer goods empire into hospitality, backing a 170 room hotel project on Victoria Island.
BUA says it has started producing gypsum plaster boards in Port Harcourt, a step it says will deepen local supply and ease import reliance.
Shoreline Group chief Kola Karim says the Nigerian operator has bought producing U.S. oil assets, betting African grit can lift output.
Senator Uzor Kalu sponsors UTME registration for 2,000 Abia North students, access to education