Dutch-Nigerian billionaire Cornelis Vink owns the tower Burna Boy craned a Ferrari into
Cornelis Vink sold Chivita to Coca-Cola for $1 billion and bought Union Bank. His Kaizen Properties is building Burna Boy's Bourdillon tower.
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Cornelis Vink sold Chivita to Coca-Cola for $1 billion and bought Union Bank. His Kaizen Properties is building Burna Boy's Bourdillon tower.
Femi Otedola's fortune rose 36% to $1.9 billion since March, faster than any other African billionaire, on a single concentrated bet on First HoldCo.
Femi Otedola bought 95.7 million more First HoldCo shares at N131.48 on Monday, paying 6.1% less than he did ten days ago as the stock retreated.
Dangote's refinery has applied for a $5 billion IPO aimed at Nigerian retail investors, with no foreign listing for at least three years.
Azibapu Eruani's Azikel Refinery in Bayelsa is at finishing stage, with capacity redesigned to 25,000 barrels a day and cost near $1 billion.
Femi Otedola bought 138 million more First HoldCo shares for about $13 million, taking his holding to 12.09 billion shares worth $1.14 billion.
Aliko Dangote has met Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to discuss investment partnerships between Canada and Africa. No figures or agreements were disclosed.
Globacom turns 23 this month and Mike Adenuga still owns all of it, while MTN Nigeria and Airtel Africa listed and 9mobile changed hands twice.
Coleman has spent more than $20 million on gas-fired power generation while paying $8.70 per unit for gas, its managing director said.
Otedola's 11.96 billion First HoldCo shares are worth about $1.2 billion after the stock hit a record N140 on Thursday.
Dangote's refinery aims to raise $5 billion in an October listing, with exchanges in Kenya, South Africa, Egypt, Ghana and Rwanda seeking a role.
David Olurin's Cardinal Torch is building a $4.5 million cashew plant at Sagamu, chasing the processing income Nigeria currently exports to Vietnam and India.
Tunji Olowolafe's foundation has opened West Africa's first ophthalmic surgical simulation centre in Lagos, named after his late wife Gbemisola Olowolafe.
Aliko Dangote has signed an $800 million agreement with China's Sinoma to double capacity at his Itori cement plant in Ogun State to 12 million tonnes.
Nigerian billionaire Abdul Samad Rabiu is privately funding 120 homes for junior Nigerian Army personnel, a ₦2 billion project now 85 percent complete.
Flutterwave is acquiring an undisclosed bank in East Africa as Olugbenga Agboola builds a banking arm around the company's payments business.