With his assets valued at $23.9b, business mogul Aliko Dangote is 86th richest in the world, according to Forbes magazine. He retained his position as Africa’s wealthiest person.

Petrol importation into Nigeria has persisted despite reported giant strides in local refining. Energy analysts say the cost ...

Marketers of petroleum products have expressed scepticism over a plan by international oil companies to sell crude oil to Dangote and other local refineries in naira.The PUNCH reliably gathered that ...

Forbes estimated Dangote’s net worth at $23.9bn, primarily due to his 92.3 per cent stake in the Dangote refinery. The ...

Aliko Dangote, Africa’s richest man, has been ranked the 86th richest person in the world by Forbes. The publication listed ...

The wealth of Dangote Group President, Aliko Dangote, has surged to $23.9 billion, according to Forbes, solidifying his ...

There is no end in sight for the tit-for-tat between key players in Nigeria's oil and gas sector, the Nigerian National ...

As Dangote commits $700m to sugar backward integration_ By Yinka Kolawol The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has lamented the rising cost of imported raw materials which jumped by 119 ...

Billionaire businessman, Aliko Dangote, has described his $23 billion petroleum refinery as the biggest risk he has ever ...

Dangote Cement aims to double its production at its Mugher cement plant in Ethiopia to stay ahead of newly arrived Chinese firms, including West China Cement.

President of Dangote Industries, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, has announced a $400 million investment plan to push a second production line at the Mugher cement plant in Ethiopia.