Billionaires
Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote, has beaten 406 billionaires in the world to attain a new ranking as share price of Dangote Cement experienced a bullish trend.
After visiting Dangote refinery, Femi Otedola reportedly invested in Dangote Cement, which saw the shares of the cement company rise by 50 per cent in the past week.
Tope Awotona, according to Forbes, is the richest Nigerian immigrant in the United States. He founded Calendly and has amassed a $1.2 billion net worth.
Herbert Wigwe, the GCEO of Access Holdings Plc, the parent company of Access Bank, has explained the acquisitions of an insurance company, a fintech, and a bank.
The recently announced Shell assets purchase in Nigeria has some notable Nigerian billionaires and a Gabonese behind it. They are the consortium behind the deal.
BlackRock Inc, the world’s largest asset manager, is discussing with the Nigerian government after acquiring Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP).
After Dangote Refinery recently commenced production upon receiving six million barrels of crude oil, Nigerian billionaire Femi Otedola has visited the plant
Aliko Dangote's wealth surged by N1.8 trillion in the first two weeks of 2024 following the impressive performance of Dangote Cement stocks and other companies.
After Dangote's refinery, Abia's commissioner for information and culture, Okey Kanu, said the state's modular refinery will to begin operations by 2025.
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