Nigerians who bought $4 of Dangote's refinery are calling board meetings online
Nigerians who bought the minimum 10 shares in Dangote's refinery are posting mock ownership certificates and demanding board meetings online. GHOST
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Nigerians who bought the minimum 10 shares in Dangote's refinery are posting mock ownership certificates and demanding board meetings online. GHOST
Oando shareholders authorised listings on any exchange. Its liabilities exceed its assets by N530 billion and debt costs exceed operating profit.
Rasheed Sarumi's Presco has pledged $200 million each to Ondo and Abia, after spending $171.6 million on plantations in Ghana and Nigeria.
Vetrinox Capital, the Lagos family office of Osahon Okunbo, has invested in Hurone AI, its first commitment to United States healthcare.
Mofid Karameh founded Mikano in 1993 servicing generators. It now has six divisions making cars, boats, syringes, brake pads and wafers.
Adaora Umeoji holds 285,096,933 Zenith Bank shares, worth N35.89 billion at Monday's close, the largest stake held by any Nigerian bank chief.
Forbes puts Aliko Dangote at $51.3 billion on Sept. 14, against $21.1 billion for Abdulsamad Rabiu, Mike Adenuga and Femi Otedola combined.
Seventeen investors held Nigerian Stock Exchange shares worth at least $100 million at Friday's close. Here is every stake they own and what each is worth.
Uche Ogah registered Masters Energy while still a Zenith Bank manager. It now runs 50 filling stations, two depots and a 198-hectare estate.
TY Danjuma's British family office returned to profit with £308,000 and closed the hotel Bloomberg used to illustrate his $1.2 billion fortune.
FirstHoldCo has joined the FTSE Frontier 50 index, with chairman Femi Otedola calling it a defining milestone for the banking group.
Music mogul Mr Eazi bought 17.31% of Intravenous Infusions Plc after watching patients go without basic drugs while his mother was dying.
Ten Nigerian stocks join FTSE Russell's frontier index on Sept. 21, including companies part-owned by Aliko Dangote, Femi Otedola and Victor Odili.
Aliko Dangote told investors in Botswana that the refinery's IPO opens within 12 days, seeking about $5 billion in what would be Africa's largest.
FTSE Russell restored Nigeria to its Frontier Market Index, but billionaire-led giants like BUA, UBA, and Seplat were left off the list.
John Alamu started with ₦100,000 lending to market women in 2014. At 34 he runs Nigeria's largest cocoa processor and a bank in two countries.