Tony Elumelu Foundation adds three global heavy-hitters to advisory board
The Tony Elumelu Foundation has appointed three new Advisory Board members, including Badr Jafar, Per Heggenes and Harvard professor Paul Gompers.
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The Tony Elumelu Foundation has appointed three new Advisory Board members, including Badr Jafar, Per Heggenes and Harvard professor Paul Gompers.
Tony Elumelu Transcorp crossed N1 trillion in assets in 2025 as profit surged 44 percent and revenue climbed to N544 billion.
Heirs Energies is up about $186.6 million on paper on its Seplat stake, bought in December as Nigerian independents expand.
Tony Elumelu says President Bola Tinubu pledged faster power reforms and stronger support for entrepreneurs as Nigeria works to steady the economy.
UBA rolls out a new aggregator framework and RedPay incentives to expand agency banking and deepen its digital payments footprint.
Tony Elumelu says empowering young entrepreneurs is key to Africa’s future as his foundation expands funding, training and mentorship across all 54 African countries
Redtech says it processed 30 trillion naira in 2025 transactions, pointing to stronger RedPay usage and plans to expand across Africa.
Seplat said Tony Elumelu’s experience will strengthen board oversight as the company pursues growth in Nigeria’s evolving energy market.
Africa’s richest investors are back in build mode, writing nine figure cheques for refineries, cement, power, AI infrastructure and gold.
Seplat Energy begins ANOH gas production, increasing Nigeria’s gas supply and supporting industrial and domestic energy needs.
Tony Elumelu urges leaders to rethink authority, arguing that trust, empathy and disciplined execution drive results more than hierarchy.
Five years after assuming control of OML 17, Heirs Energies points to production growth, safety milestones and financial discipline as proof of its operating model.
Tony Elumelu’s Heirs Energies acquires 20% of Seplat for nearly $500 million, marking a major local investment in Nigeria’s energy sector.
Africa’s billionaires ramped up giving in 2025, funding schools, hospitals and startups as governments face tight budgets and rising public needs.
Heirs Energies secures $750 million from Afreximbank, marking one of the biggest funding deals secured by a locally owned energy producer on the continent.
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