Gambian real estate mogul Mustapha Njie looks to create 25 million jobs in Africa
Njie founded his company, TAF Africa Global, in 1990 to develop real estate in Africa.
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Njie founded his company, TAF Africa Global, in 1990 to develop real estate in Africa.
The share price increased from $0.51 (N212.00) on June 1 to $0.54 (N221.50) at close of market today.
In its audited statement for 2020, the company reported plunging earnings and a 40-percent drop in profit.
The gains can be attributed to the company’s increased share price on the Nigeria Stock Exchange.
The billionaire plans to replicate the youth empowerment initiative across Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones.
The appointment follows a heated crisis inside the company.
Heirs Insurance and Heirs Life Assurance are the newest subsidiaries of his holding company.
Shoprite Holdings has been reviewing strategic divestment options across the continent.
The losses were due to a decline in the MTN Ghana share price.
Otudeko founded the integrated flour milling company in 1985.
The fintech startup facilitates cross-border payments across Africa.
It will invest at least $300 million in building a new plant and a 15,000-hectare sugarcane plantation.
CalBank is a leading commercial bank in Ghana.
According to the NNPC, discussions have already been initiated.
The market value loss was the result of a sharp drop in the company’s share price.
The youths will be trained in soft skills to enhance their employability.