Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote receives second shipment of machinery for $16 billion Kenya refinery
Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote’s planned $16 billion Kenya refinery has received a second shipment of 154 pieces of machinery at Lamu Port.
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Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote’s planned $16 billion Kenya refinery has received a second shipment of 154 pieces of machinery at Lamu Port.
Goldman Sachs International's co-chief executive toured the Lekki refinery on Wednesday, where Aliko Dangote said his next phase will include acquisitions and new investments.
Rejected by engineering school, he bet that Nigeria could build the cars it kept importing. Decades later, Innoson is the proof of that wager.
The Indian telecom group has settled the swap it announced in May, folding a 16.3 percent block of its African unit directly onto its books.
Cletus Ibeto built a $3.8 billion empire spanning cement, petrochemicals and auto parts in Nigeria before earning his school certificate at age 48.
Cosmas Maduka dropped out of school at six, was dismissed with N200 by his uncle and built a $500 million empire from a single spare parts stall.
Anthony Joshua built a $150 million fortune from boxing, DAZN equity, Alpine F1 and endorsements worth $15 million annually.
Daniel McKorley's name has surfaced in Ghana's cash-for-awards controversy as President Mahama moves to ban ministers from private award ceremonies.
A $5.5 million Series A cheque from Jim Ovia's investment firm helped build Moniepoint from a bank software startup into a billion-dollar unicorn.
Ghana's AG sued Jospong founder Siaw Agyepong and his firm Plantpool over $2 million in alleged overpayments on a $178 million road contract.
Zinox founder Leo Stan Ekeh commissioned a N500 million AI center at his Owerri alma mater, the first of its kind in Eastern Nigeria.
Tetracore GTL has signed a technology agreement with UK-based Velocys to develop a 5,000 BPD gas-to-liquids plant in Atakabo, Ogun State, Nigeria.
Femi Otedola has made a fresh N43 billion open-market purchase of First HoldCo shares, his biggest single acquisition since taking the chairman's seat in 2024.
Idrissa Nassa started out trading bicycle parts and consumer goods in Burkina Faso. He now controls a $9 billion pan-African banking empire.
Tetracore Energy Group has secured Nasarawa's first electricity generation and distribution licences, anchoring a 60MW gas-fired IPP that scales to 150MW
Bloomberg ranks Abdul Samad Rabiu as Africa's second richest man at $19.1 billion, ahead of Johann Rupert, while Forbes puts him fourth at $15.3 billion. The gap comes down to how each counts his Nigerian stock market wealth.