
Meet Ahonsi Unuigbe, Nigerian energy mogul with hidden $70 million oil stake in Canada
With over two decades of experience across industries, Unuigbe, CEO of Petralon Energy, is a leading energy mogul in Africa.
With over two decades of experience across industries, Unuigbe, CEO of Petralon Energy, is a leading energy mogul in Africa.
Pre-tax profit for the first quarter of 2025 surged to $62 million, marking a significant increase from the same period last year.
In just two months, his holdings have lost N10.16 billion ($6.32 million) due to the recent decline in stock price.
AXIAN Energy, controlled by Hassanein Hiridjee, is set to build a solar-plus-storage facility in Senegal’s underserved Kolda region, boosting clean power access.
Aisha Abdulaziz called the NGX listing “a national moment,” citing Legend’s mission to build Africa’s most customer-focused, innovative internet company.
Ivorian banker Jean Kacou Diagou has raised his stake in NSIA Participations to 68.73%, strengthening his influence in Africa’s financial services sector.
From Libreville to Johannesburg, African leaders are driving a continental push toward digital growth and connectivity.
A court in Abidjan ruled him ineligible to run, citing his removal from the electoral list after losing Ivorian nationality upon becoming a French citizen in 1987.
Otedola, chairman of FirstHoldCo and Geregu Power, holds an 11.8% stake in the Lagos-based financial group.
The multi-platinum hitmaker is ready to invest hands-on in Nigeria’s creative economy, starting with film.
Indimi family feud deepens as Mohammed Indimi’s eldest son challenges sisters’ $435 million dividend claim over Oriental Energy shares.
Ex-Credit Suisse CEO Tidjane Thiam secures opposition bid, reshaping Côte d'Ivoire’s October presidential race in a political homecoming.
The deal, signed in Bangui, aims to develop 30,000 hectares for large-scale cassava and sugarcane farming and processing.
The results reflect the growing impact of Otedola’s leadership on the 130-year-old institution.
The program is aimed at helping low-income families cope with the harsh economic climate and rising cost of living.
Amid a high-stakes estate dispute, new disclosures reveal Herbert Wigwe and Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede share a $64.5 million stake in Access Holdings.