Aliko Dangote and Benedict Peters have emerged as the biggest African winners of the Hormuz crisis, as their refinery and Nembe crude meet a global supply gap.
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Aliko Dangote’s refinery exported 1.66 billion litres of petrol, diesel and jet fuel in April 2026, with US-Iran tensions driving fresh global demand.
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Nigeria’s 3MTT programme has teamed with Hello.cv in a $10 million deal to give 20,000 tech fellows global employer visibility.
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Nigeria’s 3MTT programme has announced winners of its inaugural National Impact Challenge, spotlighting digital fellows solving real-world problems across all 36 states.
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Benedict Peters is deploying three sensor-equipped aircraft to map Madagascar’s mineral wealth under a pan-African deal that will hand the data to the government free.
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The European Union has partnered with Nigeria’s 3MTT Programme to scale digital skills training and connect talent to real employment opportunities
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Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing has denied reports that it plans to relocate to Ghana, saying the company is expanding in Nigeria and deepening its domestic roots.
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Thirty-three Nigerian banks met the CBN deadline, raising N4.6 trillion under Nigeria’s bank recapitalization program and triggering fierce new competition for profitable lending across sectors.
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Nigeria’s central bank restricts banking access for chronic loan defaulters, signaling stricter enforcement to protect deposits and restore credit discipline nationwide.
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Aliko Dangote’s net worth has risen to $32.5 billion, strengthening his position as Africa’s richest person and lifting his global ranking.