The richest women in Nigeria have shown resilience, innovation, and dedication in their various fields. These women have created lasting legacies while contributing to Nigeria’s development. Get ...

This brings to mind some of Nigeria’s richest women. Who are these women who bestride our landscape like colossi? The Nation on Sunday went to town to unravel the richest women in the country.

Nigeria’s wealthiest woman, Folorunsho Alakija, has disclosed that she did not attend a University, insisting that a formal education is not a requisite for success in life. Alakija, who is ...

She was born on 10 July 1953. She leads as one of the richest women in the world with a net worth of 99.5 billion dollars. She is the director of L’Oréal, a cosmetic company for both men and women.

However, it is not often that we hear about successful women from the continent. Forbes once named Nigerian businesswoman Folorunsho Alakija one of the world's most powerful women. With a net ...

Nigeria’s 85 percent tax on onshore crude ... an energy tycoon and the nation’s richest woman. Famfa Oil Ltd., founded in 1991 by Alakija, 64, has sought to acquire stakes in onshore oil ...

Some of Africa’s most influential and wealthiest women will converge in Nigeria on Saturday for a conference to empower the next generation of female leaders. The WIE Africa Symposium in the ...

In a surprising turn of events, Folorunsho Alakija, the country’s wealthiest woman, is reportedly going ... who have been a prominent fixture in Nigerian society, has decided to part ways.

AS Davos 2023 conference of world leaders held next week in Switzerland, Oxfam in Nigeria, Monday, revealed that three richest Nigerians are currently wealthier than 83 million Nigerians..

They are the wealthiest women in Nigeria, not only accumulating great fortunes but also inspiring future generations with their drive and ingenuity. Here are the stories of the top 5 richest women ...