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Otedola Hosts Rabiu, Business Leaders at Private Dubai Dinner

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  • Femi Otedola hosted Abdul Samad Rabiu and friends at a private dinner in Dubai

  • Gathering followed Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week discussions on energy and investment

  • Rabiu described the evening as memorable and praised the host’s hospitality


Over the weekend, Nigerian billionaire investor Femi Otedola hosted a private dinner in Dubai for fellow billionaire Abdul Samad Rabiu and a small group of business leaders. The night was described as one of reflection and friendship.

Rabiu, the head of the BUA Group, posted pictures from the event on social media and said it was a special and memorable night. He thanked Otedola for being so welcoming and said that the setting was a relaxed time spent with friends after a busy international trip.

The dinner happened soon after Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week, which is an annual event where world leaders, policymakers, and investors talk about clean energy, climate action, and sustainable development.

Rabiu Praises Hospitality and Company

In a brief message accompanying the photos, Rabiu thanked Otedola for hosting the dinner at his Dubai residence. He said the evening stood out not only for the setting but also for the quality of conversation and the warmth of the company present.

Those in attendance were described as close associates and friends, though details of the guest list were kept private. The images showed a casual yet elegant atmosphere, reflecting the personal nature of the meeting rather than a formal business event.

Otedola, a major investor in Nigeria’s energy and power sectors, has maintained close ties with leading figures in business and policy circles, often engaging in private discussions following major international forums.

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