Business

  • Nigeria: Western Companies Replaced by Asian and Local Firms

    The Nigerian market, long dominated by major American and European multinationals, is undergoing a significant transformation. Facing soaring inflation, a depreciating currency, security issues, and electricity shortages, these Western companies are gradually exiting the country. In parallel, a clear rise of Asian and local businesses is reshaping Nigeria’s economic landscape.

  • Nigeria: Dangote Denounces Oil Mafia

    Aliko Dangote, founder and chairman of the Dangote Group, is an emblematic figure in the Nigerian economy. As the richest man in Africa, his influence on the industrial and economic development of Nigeria is undeniable. His group, which spans sectors as diverse as cement, sugar, and oil production, has significantly contributed to the economic diversification…

  • Nigeria: Billionaire Dangote optimistic about economic prospects

    Aliko Dangote, entrepreneur and philanthropist, remains an iconic figure in the African business world. Regularly ranked as the richest person on the continent, he also invests in initiatives aimed at stimulating economic and social development in his homeland, Nigeria.

  • A company owned by billionaire Femi Otedola rakes in $40 million in revenue in the first quarter of 2024

    The electric power company led by Nigerian billionaire Femi Otedola makes waves in the financial market with a revenue of $40 million recorded in the first quarter of 2024. This company, a cornerstone of the Nigerian electrical industry, continues to impress with its outstanding performance, thanks to ambitious expansion strategies and visionary management.

  • Great fortunes: billionaire Mike Adenuga enters african top 5

    In this year 2024, the wealth of global billionaires has seen a skyrocketing growth, and among these financial titans stands Nigerian visionary Mike Adenuga. Known to helm Nigeria’s second-largest telecommunications services provider, Adenuga has climbed the ranks to secure the fifth spot among Africa’s richest men as per Forbes’ annual ranking.

  • The net worth of billionaire Mike Adenuga rebounds strongly

    The Nigerian financial landscape has seen notable fluctuations recently, and among the figures emerging amidst this turmoil is Mike Adenuga, the business tycoon and founder of Globacom. After a period of volatility that saw his net worth plummet to $6 billion due to the country’s economic challenges, Adenuga has recently witnessed his fortune bounce back…

  • Billionaire Tony Elumelu offer over $5 million to 1,000 other entrepreneurs through his foundation

    Tony Elumelu, a cornerstone of African entrepreneurship, once again demonstrates his commitment to empowering young entrepreneurs across the continent. Through the Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF), the Nigerian businessman has recently allocated over $5 million in seed capital to more than 1,000 African entrepreneurs from the continent’s 54 countries. This initiative, enthusiastically announced by Elumelu on…

  • Dangote's fortune surges to over $15 Billion after Naira rise

    The resurgence of the Nigerian naira on both official and parallel exchange markets is accompanied by a remarkable resurgence in the fortune of Aliko Dangote, the most successful businessman on the African continent. According to the latest figures from the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, Dangote’s net worth has surpassed the $15 billion mark.

  • Mike Adenuga earns over $3.4 million through his stake in Julius Berger

    Mike Adenuga, the founder and visionary behind Globacom, one of Nigeria’s leading telecommunications service providers, is witnessing an exponential increase in his wealth through his investment in Julius Berger, the construction giant in Nigeria. Indeed, according to data reported by Billionaires.Africa, the value of his stake in Julius Berger has soared dramatically, reaching over $3.4…

  • Cement price hike: Billionaires Dangote and Rabiu to be summoned by legislators soon

    The recent surge in cement prices in Nigeria has sparked outrage among federal legislators, who have summoned some of the industry’s leading tycoons to account for this steep increase. Among those summoned are iconic figures such as Africa’s richest businessman, Aliko Dangote, and prominent entrepreneur Rabiu Abdulsamad.