
Nigeria's strong economy is driven by many inspirational business tycoons. After digging into the nation's millionaires and billionaires here is list of the top 20 richest people in Nigeria.

| Rank & Name | Networth | Main Sources |
|---|---|---|
| #1 Aliko Dangote | $28.5 Billion | Cement, Sugar, Oil Refinery |
| #2 Abdulsamad Rabiu | $11.2 Billion | Cement, Sugar |
| #3 Mike Adenuga | $6.5 Billion | Telecom, Oil |
| #4 Adebayo Ogunlesi | $2.5 Billion | Private Equity |
| #5 Tope Awotona | $1.4 Billion | Software |
| #6 Femi Otedola | $1.3 Billion | Energy, Utilities |
| #7 Jim Ovia | $1.0 Billion | Banking, Real Estate |
| #8 Tony Elumelu | $1.0 Billion | Banking, Investments |
| #9 Folorunsho Alakija | $1.0 Billion | Oil Exploration, Real Estate |
| #10 Theophilus Danjuma | $900 Million | Oil Exploration, Shipping |
| #11 Arthur Eze | $900 Million | Oil & Gas |
| #12 Cletus Ibeto | $800 Million | Cement, Auto Parts |
| #13 Benedict Peters | $750 Million | Oil, Mining |
| #14 Oba Otudeko | $550 Million | Manufacturing, Real Estate |
| #15 Orji Uzor Kalu | $500 Million | Media, Shipping, Investments |
| #16 Mohammed Indimi | $500 Million | Oil Exploration |
| #17 Emeka Offor | $450 Million | Oil, Energy |
| #18 ABC Orjiako | $400 Million | Oil & Gas |
| #19 Oladele Fajemirokun | $400 Million | Investments, Insurance |
| #20 Leo Stan Ekeh | $350 Million | Technology |