Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote commits $800 million to double his Itori cement plant
Aliko Dangote has signed an $800 million agreement with China's Sinoma to double capacity at his Itori cement plant in Ogun State to 12 million tonnes.
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Aliko Dangote has signed an $800 million agreement with China's Sinoma to double capacity at his Itori cement plant in Ogun State to 12 million tonnes.
Presco will invest an initial $200 million in Ondo State to build oil palm plantations, a processing mill and a refinery, its chief executive said.
Nigerian billionaire Abdul Samad Rabiu is privately funding 120 homes for junior Nigerian Army personnel, a ₦2 billion project now 85 percent complete.
Coris Bank International, founded by Burkinabè businessman Idrissa Nassa, plans to open in the Central African Republic as it pushes into Central Africa.
Youths from Warri have accused Government Ekpemupolo of abduction on video, as his pipeline security firm's federal contract passes $200 million since 2022.
Flutterwave is acquiring an undisclosed bank in East Africa as Olugbenga Agboola builds a banking arm around the company's payments business.
Dangote Sugar Refinery posted a ₦41.51 billion half-year profit against a ₦24.27 billion loss a year earlier, as gross margin doubled to 24%.
Kessington Adebutu's Wema Bank stake is worth $291.27 million and his Vitafoam holding $21.08 million, built entirely on lottery money.
Samuel Bolarinde's 12.03% stake in Vitafoam Nigeria is worth ₦35.16 billion, or $25.3 million, after a 747% share price surge since 2025.
First HoldCo will pay out at least 60% of profit as dividends, a policy worth roughly ₦83 billion to chairman Femi Otedola on half-year earnings.
Conoil lifted half-year profit 472% to ₦5.15 billion, yet paid ₦8.29 billion in finance costs, more than the company earned before tax.
BUA Foods lifted half-year profit 12.4% to ₦292.27 billion as gross margins widened sharply, taking Abdul Samad Rabiu's stake to $11.26 billion.
Victor Odili's 5.08% stake in MTN Nigeria will earn ₦27.69 billion from the ₦26 interim dividend, on a holding now worth about $657 million.
Seplat's 12-cent dividend delivers $14.4 million to Tony Elumelu's Heirs, $9.7 million to Petrolin and $6 million to Austin Avuru. GHOST
Femi Otedola has spent another $160 million, on 1.78 billion additional First HoldCo shares, lifting his stake to $1.08 billion.
Paul Obambi has won a cassiterite prospecting licence over 253 square kilometres in Kouilou, diversifying beyond the iron ore project he runs at Mayoko.