Aliko Dangote met Canada's prime minister to discuss African investment in Canada
Aliko Dangote has met Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to discuss investment partnerships between Canada and Africa. No figures or agreements were disclosed.
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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.
Sam Jonah's JonahCapital has begun arbitration against Nigeria at the ICC in Paris over the termination of a lease on 501 hectares of Abuja land.
Ladi Delano sold a Chinese vodka brand, announced a $1 billion Nigerian mining venture that never materialised, and has now raised $250 million for Moove.
RC Investment Management is selling 10.4 billion First HoldCo shares at ₦110, having bought them at ₦31 last year. The bank receives no proceeds.
The NSIA Foundation, part of Jean Kacou Diagou's banking and insurance group, will finance school building in Côte d'Ivoire while the state supplies staff.
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.
Sahara Upstream has deployed a 380,000-barrel tanker at OML 18, its second mother vessel, named after the executive who ran its Kenya business.
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.
Coris Holding, founded by Burkinabè banker Idrissa Nassa, has signed an €80 million facility with the ECOWAS bank for food, energy and agriculture.
Femi Otedola says his investment threshold is always above 51% and that he is on the same trajectory at First HoldCo, where he now holds 25.8%.
First HoldCo touched a record ₦137.20 on Monday, taking Femi Otedola's stake to about $1.18 billion, a paper gain of $106 million in four days.
Oando shares have fallen 28% since May despite a ₦44.53 billion quarterly profit, with liabilities still exceeding assets by ₦530 billion.