Nigerian oil billionaire Muhammadu Indimi to earn $600,000 Jaiz Bank dividend
Indimi, who holds nearly 13.1 billion shares—equal to a 29.36 percent stake, is the largest shareholder in Jaiz Bank, the first Islamic bank in Nigeria.
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Indimi, who holds nearly 13.1 billion shares—equal to a 29.36 percent stake, is the largest shareholder in Jaiz Bank, the first Islamic bank in Nigeria.
News of his passing was confirmed on Saturday by his Principal Private Secretary, Mustapha Abdullahi Junaid, who shared the announcement with deep sorrow.
The Nigerian businessman and philanthropist hails President Tinubu’s overhaul of Nigeria’s tax laws as a transformative moment for business and inclusive growth.
The bold move underscores the group’s commitment to safeguarding customer assets amid rising cyberattacks targeting financial institutions across Nigeria.
Sources familiar with the matter say both Otudeko and Odukale, have agreed to sell their shares to Otedola at N31 ($0.02) apiece.
While details of their conversation were kept private, aides on both sides confirmed the visit, with Adenuga returning to Lagos that same evening.
Femi Otedola praises Dangote Refinery as the “eighth wonder” during President Tinubu’s visit, highlighting Nigeria’s industrial rise and investor confidence.
This follows public controversy after former Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) Managing Director Hadiza Bala Usman accused BUA of breaching concession terms.
Glo expands mobile network to rural Kura near Abuja, connecting 12,000 residents with LTE, public WiFi for schools, clinics, and businesses.
Zenith Bank shares climb, lifting market cap above $1 billion, as investor sentiment strengthens.
The Obodo blend is a medium sweet crude extracted from the onshore OML 150 block, operated by Continental Oil & Gas Limited, one of Conoil Producing’s units.
Abdul Samad Rabiu's BUA Group has partnered with Turkish firm Agrimac Makina Limited to install wheat handling equipment with a 2 million metric tonne annual capacity.
Before Aliko Dangote became Africa’s richest man, he quietly built a trading empire in Nigeria, mastering supply chains and laying his industrial legacy.
Authorities there are demanding a $10 million bonus from him if he wants a chance to recover his oil blocks in the small but oil-rich nation on Africa’s west coast.
Pre-tax profit for the first quarter of 2025 surged to $62 million, marking a significant increase from the same period last year.
Otedola, chairman of FirstHoldCo and Geregu Power, holds an 11.8% stake in the Lagos-based financial group.