Anthony Osae-Brown

After the Iran war disrupted Middle East shipments. Nigeria doubled crude supply to Dangote Refinery in March as Africa's top oil producer

While several Dangote entities have listed shares in Nigeria, none had raised financing from international capital markets before April's transaction.

Jim Ovia, who built Nigeria’s biggest lender by market value, is turning his attention to the Lagos skyline.

Africa's richest person Aliko Dangote began discussions with the Tanzanian government to invest in several major infrastructure projects in the East African nation, as his business empire expands across the continent.

Warns that protest leaders who incite violence against fellow Africans ‘will also be held to account'.

Citing failings in a landmark 2024 plan for the state-owned energy company to supply crude in local currency.

Dangote's businesses have been boosted by the US war against Iran and the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which have caused fuel and fertiliser prices to soar.

Aliko Dangote is betting that Africa’s largest refinery, the continent’s biggest cement producer and his fertilizer businesses will expand his empire fivefold to $100 billion by the end of the decade.

(Bloomberg) – Nigeria said it approved a $4.5 billion arrangement with the state-owned energy firm that will liberate funds to bolster foreign-exchange reserves and spending on the government's ongoing infrastructure priorities.

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