Johann Rupert from South Africa has surpassed Aliko Dangote to become the richest person in Africa. According to Bloomberg, Rupert’s wealth has grown to $13.65 billion, making him the 154th
Nigeria’s leading telecommunications company, MTN, has closed all its stores and service centres across the country. The development follows a wave of outrage from subscribers who had their lines barred
Meta Platforms Inc., the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, announced on Wednesday that it has removed 63,000 accounts connected to Nigerian cybercriminals involved in financial sextortion scams targeting
Dangote revealed a friend who invested abroad is taunting him over recent issues with the Nigerian government regarding his refinery project. Dangote expressed frustration over obstacles faced and is ready
Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, is willing to sell his multi-billion-dollar oil refinery to NNPC Limited, Nigeria’s state-owned energy company, amid unresolved differences with the federal government. The 650,000 barrel-per-day
A report has indicated that Dangote Refinery is set to import crude oil from Brazil. According to Bloomberg, this would add to the large number of overseas barrels of crude
Fuel scarcity is gradually surfacing in Lagos and other parts of the country as private depot owners have hiked the ex-depot price of petrol from N630 to N720 per litre.
The report ‘Premium Motor Spirit (Petrol) Price Watch (May 2024)’, said on a state profile analysis, that consumers in Jigawa State paid the highest price of ₦937.50 for petrol, signaling
The cryptocurrency market is experiencing increasing losses following its second-worst weekly decrease in 2024. This decline is attributed to the waning demand for Bitcoin exchange-traded funds, ambiguity surrounding the U.S.
MultiChoice, the leading satellite television provider in Nigeria, has denied claims of reducing its subscription fees amid a recent drop in subscribers. Reports had claimed that the company had initially
