Billionaires
BUA Group commits over $65 million to rebuild Terminal B of the Rivers Port Complex, boosting Nigeria's infrastructure and economic growth under Abdul Samad Rabiu's.
Heirs Energies, billionaire Tony Elumelu’s company and operator of OML 17 has promised to revive 100 dormant oil wells in 100 days, boosting Nigeria’s production.
Nigerian singer oSHAMO and billionaire's son Siraheem engaged in an online clash over alleged copyright infringement regarding the former's new song, Eleganza.
MSM Group has announced plans for a $600 million, 12-million-ton cement factory in Kebbi State, as competition in the industry intensifies up in Nigeria.
Aliko Dangote has continued to top Africa's wealthiest people list with an estimated $24.4 billion in net worth, while fellow Nigerians, Rabiu and Adenuga rank high.
Aliko Dangote is about $700 million away from setting a new record among Africa's wealthiest after gaining about $1,20 billion year-to-date in recent ranking.
Six Nigerians, led by Aliko Dangote, feature on Forbes’ billionaire list, who are successful in industrial, energy, finance, and tech wealth both at home and abroad.
Nigerian billionaires’ net worth is on the rise, led by Aliko Dangote and Abdulsamad Rabiu, founder of BUA Group, whose fortune has increased by over $2 billion.
Adebayo Ogunlesi's fortunes have soared to $2.5 billion after adding $800 million in 2025, following a deal with Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia's oil giant.
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