The Dangote Refinery, a $20 billion project spearheaded by billionaire Aliko Dangote, has officially begun petrol production, marking a significant milestone in Nigeria’s energy sector. This development is expected to
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
Africa’s wealthiest man, Aliko Dangote, says there are some Nigerians with more financial strength compared to him. Addressing House of Representatives members who toured his refinery in Lagos on Saturday,
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
Billionaire businessman, Aliko Dangote has revealed that while some of his staff have houses abroad which they use as holiday homes, he has none. Dangote, in an interview with Business
Aliko Dangote, the Nigerian billionaire businessman, says the Dangote Refinery will supply its first tranche of petroleum products to the market before the end of July. The business tycoon spoke
Aliko Dangote is reportedly set to purchase a French Ligue 2 team, Valenciennes FC. The 86th richest man in the world, who alone controls up to 25% of all African
