Oil Mogul Chief Tunde Afolabi’s Exceptional Lifestyle

For 75-year-old oil mogul, Chief Tunde Afolabi, MFR, too much exposure, he believes, leads to tainted glitz.

That may be the reason the businessman has managed to stay almost invisible among the elite class of Nigeria’s urban society. Despite his status as one of Nigeria’s wealthiest men, Afolabi loves his quiet lifestyle. He is not gregarious. The quiet billionaire is not an overnight sensation. He achieved success the old-fashioned way.

As far back as the eighties, the graduate of Geology from Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster Pennsylvania, has been a wealthy oil baron. He became even richer in the 90s when he began investing in the Nigerian oil industry. He, however, became renowned for his influential role in other various businesses across energy, finance, and real estate sectors.

Many have found his avuncular leadership helpful in the oil and gas industry. He was the founding Managing Director/CEO of Amni International Petroleum Development Company in 1993, now the Chairman/CEO of the company.

With sheer determination and sure-footed decisions, he has extended Amni Petroleum’s grip of the oil sector beyond the shores of Africa, while it continues to compete favourably with other world-class oil firms.

Like a colossus, this leading business mogul stands head and shoulders above his peers. Some even see him as sensational of sorts. Despite this, the indisputably influential businessman has refused to relax in his comfort zone. Rather, he continues to aim for the skies and is ready to conquer his world. Perhaps, this is the reason some describe him as an evolving phenomenon.

The billionaire business mogul has shown that he is not just about making money, but making it available as a resource for advancing humanity. He has also been a pillar, and only a few can match his dedicated commitment to the survival and success of this nation.