Nigeria’s telecoms and oil baron, Dr. Mike Adenuga makes a comeback as Nigeria’s second-richest man with a $7.4 billion net worth valuation, pushing Abdul Samad Rabiu to third position.
Forbes’ recent reassessment of the valuation of his mobile phone network, Globacom, which he founded and currently stands as the third-largest telecom service provider in Nigeria has been linked to the recent surge in his wealth.
Adenuga had ceded the second-richest position to Rabiu due to a heavy drop in net worth value.
However, with Forbes revisiting their evaluations, he now stands as the second-richest person in Nigeria, trailing only behind Aliko Dangote.
The decline, from the initial $6.3 billion recorded in January according to Forbes, was influenced by multiple factors.
The unification of the naira in June adversely affected his net worth, coupled with the performance downturn of his stake in Conoil.
The Chairman of Conoil and founder of Globacom has experienced fluctuations in his net worth over the years, with it reaching $7.3 billion in 2022 and attaining its pinnacle at an impressive $10 billion in 2015.
Alimosho Local Government will be the center of attention for Ndigbo in Lagos as the…
The Abuja Investment Company Limited (AICL) has reinforced its commitment to youth entrepreneurship and innovation…
Guinness Nigeria Plc has announced its unaudited financial results for the quarter ended 30 June…
The political crisis brewing within the Accord Party in Osun State deepened on Tuesday as…
Guaranty Trust Holding Company Plc, GTCO, has announced full plans for its 16th Annual Autism…
For every young footballer who laces up a pair of boots in search of a…