Aliko Dangote’s net worth surges, now $200 million shy of $30 billion
Aliko Dangote’s fortune hits $29.8 billion as gains from his cement and refinery ventures push him closer to the $30 billion mark.
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Aliko Dangote’s fortune hits $29.8 billion as gains from his cement and refinery ventures push him closer to the $30 billion mark.
Vista Group, led by banker Simon Tiemtoré, gets $34.8 million from the EIB to expand SME financing in Guinea and Sierra Leone, aiding women and youth.
Moniepoint, founded by Nigerian entrepreneur Tosin Eniolorunda, has raised $90 million to drive its African expansion and strengthen global fintech operations.
Okomu Oil’s profit more than doubled to $41.1 million as revenue hit $118 million, reflecting strong demand and disciplined management under Gbenga Oyebode.
Dangote refinery prepares 310 million liters of petrol for loading amid soaring fuel prices in Nigeria.
Oando, led by Wale Tinubu, faces pressure as Irad Investment demands payment of long-overdue debts for completed energy projects.
Nigerian gambling magnate Kessington Adebutu marked his 90th birthday by donating $2.7 million to fund education, health, and infrastructure in Remoland.
Gbenga Oyebode, co-founder of Aluko & Oyebode, leads Okomu Oil, a $660 million Nigerian palm oil powerhouse.
Wema Bank, partly owned by Adebutu, raises $34 million, strengthening capital and funding digital expansion.
OpenAI, with Nigerian billionaire Adebayo Ogunlesi on its board, picks University of Lagos for Africa’s first AI academy.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery faces fresh disruptions as crude intake slows, raising concern over Nigeria’s fuel supply.
Seplat Energy steps up oil and gas production after acquiring Mobil assets, strengthening performance and expanding Nigeria’s offshore capacity.
Jim Ovia’s stake in Zenith Bank gains $14 million as the lender’s shares climb after a $34.5 million dividend boosts investor confidence.
Idrissa Nassa’s Coris Bank Senegal secures $10 million IFC funding to expand trade finance and strengthen its West African network.
Transcorp Power, linked to Nigerian tycoon Tony Elumelu, reports $210 million nine-month revenue driven by higher power generation and steady operational efficiency.
Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, sees his fortune rise to $29.7 billion after strong gains in cement and oil assets.