Niger State Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago mourns the killing of Alhaji Ahmed Yusuf, village head of Galla, pledging support to the bereaved family and community.
Sujimoto Holdings repays over N40 billion in debt, aiming to become debt-free by January 2027 as it reflects on lessons learned from the financial challenge.
Polish businessman Marek Piechocki helped build a billion-dollar fortune, but the billionaire is not letting the wealth change his ways of living or himself.
With the unemployment rate in Nigeria now estimated to be 32.5% in 2021 Q2, many Nigerian graduates are now faced with the option of embracing agriculture.
Nigeria is proud to be home to some billionaires who are not only rich in their country but among the wealthy on the continent. Aliko is Africa's richest man.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has many houses spread across the United States. The houses that were acquired by the billionaire businessman cost $500m (N205.2bn).
Nigerian celebrities love to live fancy lifestyles and a number of them have splurged millions on a Rolls Royce. Legit.ng has gathered a list of some of them.
After being dumped as a baby, Freddie Figgers was raised by foster parents into a tech genius who now owns Figgers Wireless, a company valued at N22 billion.
Oludare Akande, who runs an airline company, said the purpose of the institution is to provide Nigerians with skills to compete on the international level.
After 50 years of gathering and collecting cars, Hamad now boasts of having 3000 cars. All his cars are unique and one of a kind. One can even float on water.
Nigerian billionaire and entrepreneur Tony Elumelu aside tending to his huge businesses, he doesn't joke with his family. Infact, he is the perfect family man.
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