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Nwaogwugwu did not begin his entrepreneurial journey with a large inheritance or a privileged financial background. He described his upbringing as average, explaining that his mother was a teacher and his father an engineer. enterpriseceo.africa/index.p… @MuneVintage
Awoyemi said WhoGoHost initially grew without external capital. Jobberman followed a different path, receiving an initial investment of $100,000 that was eventually returned because the parties were not full enterpriseceo.africa/index.p… @opeawo @Jobbermandotcom
The Invest in Nigeria pillar, meanwhile, focused on accelerating the flow of domestic and foreign capital into productive sectors. According to Yusuf, Nigeria needed to create conditions that encouraged enterpriseceo.africa/index.p… @officialNESG
For him, the most important factor in restoring investor confidence would be improved revenue performance. As AI companies began demonstrating stronger income growth and a clearer relationship between their... enterpriseceo.africa/index.p… @KPMG_NG
For Dangote, the refinery was not simply another business venture. It represented an opportunity to change perceptions of African industrial capability and demonstrate that complex, capital-intensive projects could be developed by African enterpriseceo.africa/index.p… @AlikoDangote
Reform must be felt in the kitchen, not only in the reserve numbers,” Oyedele said, underscoring the importance of connecting economic performance with the daily experiences of Nigerians. enterpriseceo.africa/index.p… @taiwoyedele
The position placed him within a critical area of banking, where the management of liquidity, market exposure and funding requirements plays an important role in maintaining financial stability and supporting business growth. enterpriseceo.africa/index.p… @jpmorgan @dedapo
How Stephen Schwarzman Built Blackstone Into a $1.3 Trillion Investment Powerhouse enterpriseceo.africa/index.p… @blackstone
According to the figures presented by Eweniyi, 58 per cent of Nigerian adults earn below ₦100,000 a month or earn nothing at all. Among Gen Z, the proportion rises to 77 per cent. enterpriseceo.africa/index.p… @OdunEweniyi @piggyvest
“We regret that aspects of our audit work did not meet the standards expected and have learned from this matter,” a Deloitte spokesperson said. “We are committed to continuous improvement and the delivery of high quality audits.” enterpriseceo.africa/index.p… @DeloitteUK
Ogumola’s willingness to plan ahead, collaborate with others and take ownership of her ideas suggests that she understands the work involved in turning a dream into an enduring enterprise. enterpriseceo.africa/index.p… @OgunmolaBolaji
The first major turning point came only a year later, when Interswitch became profitable. That achievement changed Elegbe’s perspective. The small idea had worked, suddenly the possibilities... enterpriseceo.africa/index.p… @MitchellElegbe
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala: The Woman Reimagining Global Trade enterpriseceo.africa/index.p… @NOIweala @wto
Africa Must Subsidise People, Not Products, Says IMF’s Zeine Ould Zeidane enterpriseceo.africa/index.p… @zzeidane
From a 5 a.m. Phone Call to a Continental Empire: Obasanjo Tells the Dangote Story enterpriseceo.africa/index.p…
Shuttlers’ Damilola Olokesusi Pushes New Approach to Urban Transportation @Shuttlersng @dammyoloke enterpriseceo.africa/index.p…
Dr. Jumoke Oduwole and Nigeria’s Race to a $1 Trillion Economy @joduwole enterpriseceo.africa/index.p…
The Nigeria We Have vs. The Nigeria We Can Build – Leke Alder enterpriseceo.africa/index.p… @LekeAlder
Eligible Nigerians who purchase 10 shares in the refinery IPO can receive another 10 shares funded by the Foundation. For the first five million eligible tertiary students and two million. @AlikoDangoteFdn enterpriseceo.africa/index.p…
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We recently held @Oando_PLC’s 47th Annual General Meeting, one that carried particular significance as we reflected on our first full year of operational control and execution following the NAOC acquisition.
A highlight for me was engaging our shareholders, with all resolutions presented at the meeting receiving approval. I am grateful for their enduring confidence in our direction and the work ahead.
As we look forward, our priorities are clear: disciplined execution, stronger performance, greater accountability and, above all, delivering on our commitments.
Beyond the formal proceedings, the day was also defined by important conversations, shared perspectives and moments of connection with our stakeholders.
Here’s a glimpse of the AGM from my side.