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Abu Dhabi Energy Investors Reach Agreement to Purchase 90% of Azura Power from Actis, Africa50

Abu Dhabi-based energy investor ePointZero has agreed to acquire a 90% stake in Azura Power from private equity firm Actis

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Subomi Plumptre on personal development and asset management

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Working Lives: The Fisherman Who Left School for the Sea

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African development bank president

AfDB: The True Cost of Dr. Akinwunmi Adesina’s Second Term

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Asian entrepreneurs in Nigeria including Lebanese and Indian business communities

Why Asians Have Built Many of Nigeria’s Most Successful Businesses

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Toyin Sanni of Emerging Africa Capital on investing in Nigeria and investment banking

The Lunch Hour – Toyin Sanni, CEO, Emerging Africa Capital Group

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Abu Dhabi Energy Investors Reach Agreement to Purchase 90% of Azura Power from Actis, Africa50

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Profile: John Ternus, Apple’s New CEO

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Funmilayo Ishola (left) and Omowunmi Christine Emmanuel-Ogah (right) in editorial portraits

Two Nigerian Women Win €25,000 Bayer Foundation Awards for Health, Food Innovation

September 1, 2026

Nigeria power sector reform

Arbiterz Jobs: Head, Power Plant at Dangote Ibese Plant

August 31, 2026

Nigerian software developer Adedayo Oreoluwakitan

Adedayo Oreoluwakitan: Nigerian Developer Building a Blockchain Honeytoken Security System

August 31, 2026

Livestock

Nigeria’s Livestock Economy Is Now Bigger Than Its Oil Sector, Accounting for 6% of GDP Against Oil’s 4.2%

August 31, 2026