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Tony O. Elumelu

Tony O. Elumelu

Nigerian economist and entrepreneurWikipedia

Search complete. 19 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Tony O. Elumelu".

Oct 1, 2026

Chude JideonwoHOST
4:56
The movie had founded Zenith Bank before he turned 40.
Chude JideonwoHOST
4:59
As people famously know, Tony Elumelu was 34 when he led the acquisition of a distressed crystal bank, turned it into Standard Trust Bank, and ultimately bought UBA.
Chude JideonwoHOST
5:09
Michael Denugha, one of our billionaires in dollars, made his first million at 26 from trading businesses.
Chude JideonwoHOST
5:16
Aliko Dangute started his business at 21.
CharlesHOST
47:17
It was at 50 couple, which was the minimum stocks could go to.
CharlesHOST
47:23
For over close to like... a decade, TransCorp was at 50 cobalt, which didn't really make any sense because when you consider the fact that this same TransCorp owned TransCorp Hotel, owned TransCorp Power, owned some oil and gas industry, major shareholders in shareholders, you begin to wonder, why is this stock just there at 50 cobalt? About three years ago, Fermi Otedola decided to give Tony Elumelu a run for TransCorp.
CharlesHOST
48:07
And what happened? TransCorp started running.
CharlesHOST
48:12
It ran to like maybe three naira something.
Osagie AlongeHOST
103:53
I have a newfound respect for Tony Olamide.
Ayomide TayoHOST
103:58
For Tony Elumelu That's what I'm going to say Because Tony Elumelu has been
Osagie AlongeHOST
104:04
his excuse right for absorbing nigerian public office holders of responsibility has been the best excuse so far out of what we have listened you know listen to today so i steve once again thank you very much for for pointing it out my respect for for mr tony lumelu has gone
Steve DedeHOST
104:24
through i have a lot please what's the city what's
Michael FromanHOST
0:19
Day two of our UNGApalooza week.
Michael FromanHOST
0:24
Uh, we had a great session last night with the president of Finland and the prime minister of Norway, and I'm delighted to welcome an old friend, uh, Tony Elumelu, uh, one of the leading thinkers and business people, uh, in Africa.
Michael FromanHOST
0:39
Been focused for so long on, uh, US-Africa relations.
Michael FromanHOST
0:42
I think we first worked together during the Obama administration-
Tony ElumeluGUEST
2:50
Africa has, um, come of age, and, uh, African leaders are adjusting.
Tony ElumeluGUEST
2:57
The African private sector is rising to the occasion.
Tony ElumeluGUEST
3:00
If you look at what we do at the Tony Elumelu Foundation, we believe that no one but us will develop our continent.
Tony ElumeluGUEST
3:08
We believe that, uh, collaboration is good for, for, for the world, but we cannot rely on anyone for this.
Tosin AdefekoGUEST
5:37
And when people find out my maiden name, even your banker's bankers of today.
Tosin AdefekoGUEST
5:42
I will never forget meeting people like Tony Elumelu, my former boss, Aki Femiwa.
Tosin AdefekoGUEST
5:47
All of them will pause and say, Femi, I think it was your dad.
Tosin AdefekoGUEST
5:50
You know, with admiration.
Taveshimma AyedeHOST
13:16
I will say, "Thank you very much, Dangote, for taking the meeting.
Taveshimma AyedeHOST
13:19
I was chilling with, uh, Mr. Elumelu earlier, and we were discussing about so, so, so and so, and so your name came up, and so I thought it would be a nice idea for me to pass by the office." You see? I will name-drop that my...
Taveshimma AyedeHOST
13:32
Our other good friend, he's my good friend, he just doesn't know it yet, that, uh, my other good friend, Tony Elumelu, we were discussing, and then he says, "Oh, no problem.
Taveshimma AyedeHOST
13:40
Let me just stretch and enter Dangote's office." I will name-drop.
Taveshimma AyedeHOST
13:44
So some familiarity, right? You warm up the interaction.
Taveshimma AyedeHOST
15:25
Drop it.
Taveshimma AyedeHOST
15:27
So, if I'm able to secure a meeting with Uncle Tony, Uncle Tony Elumelu, And I got the introduction from Dangote.
Taveshimma AyedeHOST
15:34
By all means, when I entered into the office, I said, morning, Uncle Tony.
Taveshimma AyedeHOST
15:39
Nice that you finally have this meeting today.
Salem KingHOST
69:32
So it's normally a small group, five, 10, 15 people tops, and they're able to ask questions.
Salem KingHOST
69:38
So imagine, we've not had him yet, but imagine going to have Tony Elumelu, you know, in his office.
Salem KingHOST
69:44
So those are the kinds of perks that we're trying to create for our community.
Salem KingHOST
69:48
But we're not just doing it for the perks.

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