Billionaires
Two businesses, MTN Nigeria and Dangote Industries Limited, have been named Nigeria's "Most Valuable Brand" in the "Top 50 Brands Nigeria" survey of the top brands.
Businessman Femi Otedola has congratulated Aliko Dangote on the completion of his $20 billion refinery in Lagos, which has started producing gasoline.
Dangote Refinery has finally rolled out its first Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) also known as petrol for Nigerians to buy and there are expectations from Nigerians.
Cement dealers have reacted to recent claims by Abdul Samad Rabiu, the chairman of BUA Cement, regarding why his company cannot sell a bag of cement for N3,500.
Mike Adenuga has experienced a gain in wealth of over $500 billion in only a single year, which sets him apart from most of the country's billionaires.
A US court has slammed a $250 million fine on Nigerian billionaire and his firms with a fine of $250 million for infractions and barred him from trading in stocks,
According to the Bloomberg Billionaire Index, Africa's richest have experienced a significant drop in net worth this year, with Dangote being the most affected
Abdul Samad Rabiu, the chairman of the board of directors of BUA Cement, has explained why cement prices remain high in the market despite efforts to reduce them.
Nigeria's richest billionaires, including Aliko Dangote and other prominent business moguls, have increased their net worth since the start of January 2024.
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