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OML 29: Aiteo's Benedict Peters left in the lurch by IS45

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After the departure of his long-term partner, the billionaire has been forced to find new service firms to work with.

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Oil magnate Benedict Peters banks on lobbyist David Urban to win over Trump

The Nigerian Benedict Peters has retained the services of David Urban, a star lobbyist in Trump's Washington, in the hope of winning the favours of the current occupant of the White House. By cosying up to Trump on his favourite terrain - the trade war against Beijing - Peters is hoping that the president will help him to regain his influence in Nigeria, though he may find himself back at square one if Biden prevails in November.

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Nigerian oil magnate Benedict Peters.

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Assimi Goïta (centre) attending the funeral of Defence Minister Sadio Camara in Bamako, on 30 April 2026.
Spotlight | Libya, Mali Azawad Liberation Front uses south Libya as back-up base for operations Kenya Ruto moves first to edge out Hassan on Dangote refinery
William Ruto at the Africa Forward summit in Nairobi, on 12 May 2026.
Central African Republic Touadéra to make trip to Dubai on state and personal business Ethiopia Tsadkan and Getachew court figures for peace council amid fears of new conflict Ivory Coast Cocoa trader Touton to exit storage and processing after Hartree deal Madagascar, Nigeria Michael Randrianirina and Bola Tinubu seek path to normalisation Ivory Coast Yamoussoukro set to turn itself into a defence industry hub Cameroon New plantation violence plunges Cameroon Development Corporation into the red
Oil palms in the village of Malombo, Cameroon, in March 2026.
Equatorial Guinea Panoro Energy rethinks offshore after US firm Kosmos makes exit Egypt Food and beverage firm Juhayna locks out its Qatari shareholder

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