Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote's port plan clashes with DP World's $7 billion deal
Ogun State's $7 billion port deal with DP World has raised questions about Aliko Dangote's 80% stake in the existing Olokola free trade zone venture.
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Ogun State's $7 billion port deal with DP World has raised questions about Aliko Dangote's 80% stake in the existing Olokola free trade zone venture.
Nigerian oil tycoon Ken Etete went from running other companies' floating oil platforms to owning three of his own through Century Group.
Nigerian tycoon Chika Okafor left school during the civil war and built Chicason Group into one of Nnewi's biggest industrial conglomerates.
Fidson Healthcare, founded by Fidelis Ayebae, is one of 11 drugmakers chosen to produce a generic version of Roche's influenza drug baloxavir.
Ladi Jadesimi's LADOL will help Liberia's state oil company study, build and run a shore base in Buchanan to serve offshore drilling.
Jim Ovia's Zenith Bank stake rose $144 million in the third quarter as the lender's shares climbed 27.6% on the Nigerian Exchange.
GTBank co-founder Fola Adeola's Aradel stake rose $54.7 million in the third quarter as Nigerian oil producers rallied on high crude prices.
Femi Otedola gained about $815 million in the third quarter as First HoldCo shares rose 180% while he spent 351 billion naira on more stock.
Nigeria's retail fuel association is negotiating to buy petrol directly from Azibapu Eruani's Azikel Refinery for its 9,000 member outlets.
Aliko Dangote told investors in Nairobi he hopes to list Dangote Fertiliser next year, a year earlier than the 2028 date he gave last week.
Femi Otedola had a private dinner with President Bola Tinubu in Paris on Sept. 28 and publicly endorsed his economic reforms the next day.
Kola Karim's Shoreline will use a $500 million Islamic financing package from Qatar Islamic Bank to push OML 30 past 100,000 barrels a day.
Dangote Cement will add about 25 million tonnes to reach 80 million tonnes, funded mainly from cash flow and supplier credit, Arvind Pathak said.
A consortium led by AbdulWasiu Sowami's Ardova will buy 100% of Powergas, one of Africa's largest producers of compressed natural gas.
Dangote, Adenuga, Rabiu and Otedola are running versions of the playbooks Rockefeller, Ford, Carnegie and Morgan used to build America.
Aliko Dangote unveiled plans for a $3.5-billion, 2,650-kilometer pipeline across Southern Africa during an interview with Bloomberg TV anchor Francine Lacqua.