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Top 50 Wealthiest Nigerians and Their Net Worth in 2025

Nigeria, as Africa’s largest economy, continues to be home to some of the continent’s most influential and financially successful individuals. These high-net-worth individuals have built expansive business empires across diverse sectors such as oil and gas, telecommunications, banking, real estate, manufacturing, media, and technology. Some inherited wealth, while many are self-made entrepreneurs who overcame significant odds to become industry leaders.

The year 2025 showcases a dynamic shift in wealth distribution, with an increasing number of young tech entrepreneurs, entertainment moguls, and diaspora investors joining the ranks of Nigeria’s elite. This updated list reflects not just monetary success, but also the strategic influence many of these individuals wield in shaping Nigeria’s economic, political, and cultural landscape.

Below is a comprehensive table listing the Top 50 Wealthiest Nigerians in 2025, including their full names, states of origin, dates of birth, estimated net worth (in USD), and their primary business categories:

Full NameState of OriginDate of BirthEstimated Net Worth (USD)Business Category
Aliko DangoteKano10 Apr 1957$23.2 billionCement, Fertiliser, Sugar, Manufacturing
Alafaa Kariboye-Igbo (Oil Money)Rivers21 May 1981$6.3 billionReal Estate, Oil & Gas, Entertainment
Mike AdenugaOyo29 Apr 1953$6.2 billionTelecommunications (Globacom), Oil (Conoil)
Arthur EzeAnambra27 Nov 1948$5.8 billionOil Exploration, Aviation
Abdul Samad RabiuKano4 Aug 1960$4.7 billionCement, Sugar, Real Estate (BUA Group)
Cletus IbetoAnambra6 Nov 1952$3.8 billionCement, Energy, Automotive Parts
Orji Uzor KaluAbia21 Apr 1960$3.2 billionManufacturing, Transportation, Politics
Emeka OfforAnambra10 Feb 1957$2.9 billionOil & Gas (Chrome Group)
Benedict PetersDelta1966$2.7 billionOil & Gas (Aiteo Group)
Tony ElumeluDelta22 Mar 1963$2.15 billionBanking, Investments, Energy (Heirs Holdings)
Andy UbaAnambra14 Dec 1958$2.1 billionPolitics, Business
Ifeanyi UbahAnambra3 Sep 1971$1.7 BillionOil & Gas, Football
Femi OtedolaLagos4 Nov 1962$1.5 billionEnergy, Real Estate, Finance
Rochas OkorochaImo22 Sep 1962$1.4 billionPolitics, Real Estate
Allen OnyemaAnambra1964$1.4 BillionAviation (Air Peace)
Tope AwotonaLagos4 May 1981$1.4 billionSoftware (Calendly)
Adebayo OgunlesiOgun20 Dec 1953$1.3 billionInvestment Banking, Infrastructure
ABC OrjiakoAnambra2 Oct 1960$1.2 billionOil & Gas (SEPLAT)
Bode AkindeleOyo1933$1.2 billionManufacturing, Real Estate
Leo Stan EkehImo22 Feb 1956$1.2 billionICT (Zinox, Konga)
Jimoh IbrahimOndo24 Feb 1967$1.1 billionDiversified (Insurance, Hospitality, Oil)
Theophilus DanjumaTaraba9 Dec 1938$1.1 billionShipping, Oil, Military
Pascal DozieImo9 Apr 1939$1 billionBanking (Diamond Bank), Telecom (MTN Nigeria)
Innocent ChukwumaAnambra1 Oct 1961$1 BillionAutomotive (Innoson Group)
Folorunsho AlakijaLagos15 Jul 1951$1 billionOil, Fashion, Real Estate
Igho SanomiDelta17 May 1975$1 billionOil Trading, Shipping, Real Estate
Kola AlukoLagos1969$1 billionOil Trading, Real Estate
Jim OviaDelta4 Nov 1951$980 millionBanking (Zenith Bank), Real Estate
Bola ShagayaKwara10 Oct 1959$950 millionOil, Real Estate, Banking
Tony EzennaImo1957$800 millionPharmaceuticals (Orange Drugs)
Cosmas MadukaAnambra24 Dec 1958$800 millionAutomotive (Coscharis Group)
Adedeji AdelekeOsun6 Mar 1957$500 millionEducation, Real Estate
Seyi TinubuLagos13 Oct 1985$400 millionAdvertising, Media
Oba OtudekoOgun18 Aug 1943$350 millionConglomerate (Honeywell Group)
Mohammed IndimiBorno12 Aug 1947$500 millionOil & Gas (Oriental Energy)
Tunde FolawiyoLagos12 Apr 1960$650 millionEnergy, Shipping, Agriculture
Hakeem Belo-OsagieLagos1955$600 millionTelecom, Finance
Ernest Azudialu-ObiejesiAnambra1960$600 millionOil & Gas (Nestoil)
Uche OgahAbia22 Dec 1969$500 millionOil, Banking
Samuel AdedoyinKwara1935$500 millionManufacturing, Real Estate
Aigboje Aig-ImoukhuedeEdo24 Sep 1966$500 millionBanking (Access Bank)
Tunde AyeniKogi1967$400 millionBanking, Energy
Emmanuel OjeiDelta1955$400 millionOil & Gas, Construction
Raymond DokpesiEdo25 Oct 1951$200 millionMedia (AIT)
Nduka ObaigbenaDelta14 Jul 1959$300 millionMedia (ThisDay)
Mohammed BabangidaNiger13 Oct 1967$200 millionReal Estate, Agriculture
Gbenga OyebodeEkiti30 Mar 1959$200 millionLaw, Investments
Aliko MohammedKano1948$150 millionPharmaceuticals, Real Estate
Ayo OritsejaforDelta1952$150 millionReligion, Aviation
Bismarck RewaneLagos1953$100 millionEconomics, Consultancy
Alex OkosiAnambra1973$100 millionMedia (ViacomCBS Africa)
Segun AgbajeOgun1964$100 millionBanking (GTBank)
Bayo OmoboriowoOgun13 Feb 1987$50 millionPhotography, Media

This list showcases the diverse sectors through which these individuals have amassed their wealth, including manufacturing, oil and gas, telecommunications, real estate, finance, and technology.CEO Today

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