Nigerian energy mogul Wale Tinubu recounts $9,000 bet that became $300 million
Nigerian energy mogul Wale Tinubu recounts how a $9,000 bet grew into a $300 million gas company over decades.
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Nigerian energy mogul Wale Tinubu recounts how a $9,000 bet grew into a $300 million gas company over decades.
Aliko Dangote’s net worth rises $410 million to $30.4 billion driven by Dangote Cement gains and investor confidence.
Nigerian logistics tycoon Taiwo Afolabi outlines SIFAX Group’s 2026 strategy, focusing on technology, execution and expansion across West Africa.
AA Rano Nigeria introduces automated, unmanned fuel stations with 24/7 service, digital payments, and SmartPump technology.
Jaiz Bank’s shares rose sharply in 2025, lifting Mohammed Indimi’s stake by $22 million amid stronger earnings and a firmer naira.
Dangote Refinery says petrol prices could rise to N1,400 per liter if Nigeria relies on imports instead of local refining.
Sahara Power targets 6,500 to 7,000 megawatts in three to five years, backed by policy reforms, debt repayment and new energy investments.
Burkinabe businessman Idrissa Nassa opens a $1.33 million amphitheater to enhance education and professional training.
Vitafoam Nigeria, partly owned by Samuel Bolarinde, posts record profit of N14.54 billion ($10.16 million) in 2025.
Nigerian billionaire Abdul Samad Rabiu nears $10 billion as BUA Cement and BUA Foods shares surge, lifting his fortune to about $9.7 billion.
Dangote refinery loads 43 million liters of petrol, denies shutdown, and assures steady supply amid price fluctuations.
Helios Investment Partners has completed the sale of its majority stake in Nigeria’s Axxela to the BlueCore energy consortium.
Nigerian businessman Cosmas Maduka urges African entrepreneurs to build steadily, honor values, and grow with patience and discipline.
Mr. Eazi commits $2 million to build new indoor and outdoor live event venues in Accra, expanding capacity for major performances year-round.
FirstBank reaches $346 million minimum; Femi Otedola urges raising international banking capital to $692 million.
West Power, led by Nigerian executive Wola Joseph-Condotti, has sold its 60 percent stake in Eko DisCo in a N360 billion, $250 million transaction.