Ebonyi State Billionaires (2025): Top 10 Richest Men In Ebonyi State

Let’s be honest — when you hear people talk about money and wealth in Nigeria, the usual suspects come to mind: Lagos billionaires, oil moguls in Rivers, or those Abuja politicians with necks permanently heavy from agbada and gold chains. But what if I told you that Ebonyi State — yes, the land of salt, semovita, and rising stars — is home to some seriously loaded men?

Don't be deceived by the calm exterior of Abakaliki or the peaceful rice fields of Izzi. Behind those quiet environments are silent movers and shakers who have made a name (and bag) for themselves in business, politics, hospitality, real estate, and even bitters — yes, you read that right.

So today, we’re diving deep into the top 10 richest men in Ebonyi State as of 2025. I’m not here to bore you with stiff facts. I’m here to gist you like a real Naija blogger — no AI stiffness, just vibes, facts, and good writing.

Ready? Let’s count some Ebonyi billions.

1. Dr. Ifeanyi Chukwuma Odii

Estimated Net Worth: $56 million+

You cannot talk money in Ebonyi and leave out Anyichuks. That would be like eating jollof rice without meat — a sin!

Dr. Ifeanyi Odii is the Chairman of Orient Global Group, which deals in real estate, construction, manufacturing, and agriculture. This man doesn’t just build houses — he builds futures. From Lagos to Ebonyi, his projects employ thousands of Nigerians. He’s also the founder of the Ebele and Anyichuks Foundation, which has built over 130 houses, schools, and donated relief materials like he was born to give.

Odii also stepped into politics, contesting for governor, which tells you he's got vision, ambition, and...a pocket deep enough to enter the political boxing ring.

2. Chief Peter Chibuike Orogwu (aka Baby Oku)

Estimated Net Worth: Undisclosed (but definitely in the billions of naira)

If you’ve ever sipped Baby Oku Bitters, then you’ve had a taste of this man’s empire. Chief Orogwu is the CEO of Chuby-Zion Group, the makers of bitters that have warmed the chests and hearts of many Nigerians.

From a humble beginning to building multi-state factories and alcohol brands like Dorobucci Bitters and Ghana Native Gin, this man turned herbs into wealth. He’s also a philanthropist and community developer who creates jobs faster than some local governments. Silent billionaire, loud legacy.

3. Senator Anyim Pius Anyim

Estimated Net Worth: $15 million+

This is a name that rings bells from Ebonyi to Abuja. Senator Anyim was once the Senate President and also served as the Secretary to the Government of the Federation.

Now, if you think this man is all politics and no portfolio, think again. He’s a lawyer by profession and a businessman by strategy. From real estate to consultancy, he has enough business chops to sit at the table with Nigeria’s power brokers. Political class + business sense = generational wealth.

4. Prince Nduka John Omoha (Prince Omoha)

Estimated Net Worth: Not public, but millions of dollars

This young, global-minded Ebonyi prince is the founder of Prince Luxury Group, a real estate development company based in Nigeria, China, and even Hong Kong. Yes, you heard right — Hong Kong.

Prince Omoha is proof that you don’t need grey hair to make millions. He’s also the founder of the Prince Omoha Foundation, giving out scholarships and youth empowerment grants. He’s the kind of guy who builds duplexes on weekdays and builds dreams on weekends.

5. Dr. Christian Nwali Asaga

Estimated Net Worth: Not publicly disclosed, but extremely wealthy

If you love hotels, you may have heard of Serene Hotel or Cirene Exclusive Hotel. Guess what? They’re owned by this man. He’s also the CEO of Sagas Projects, a real estate firm with a growing footprint across Southeast Nigeria.

Dr. Asaga is the definition of “I came, I saw, I conquered”. He started from humble roots, trained as an architect, and went on to build a hotel empire that’s feeding hundreds of staff and empowering young people. Think of him as Ebonyi’s Hilton — just with more rice and better plantain.

6. Paul Feng Odenigbo

Estimated Net Worth: $11.2 million+

This one is a little unusual — he’s an Ebonyi man making waves all the way in China! Mr. Paul Feng is the CEO of Paul Feng Accessories Ltd., one of the largest Nigerian-run phone accessories companies in Asia.

From exporting chargers and cables to over 14 countries to building schools and offering scholarships in Ebonyi State, Paul Feng is the classic example of “never forget where you came from”. Global reach, local impact.

7. Dr. Gideon Chidiebere Osi (Ikenga of Ishiagu)

Estimated Net Worth: $11 million+

Who says doctors can’t make money? Dr. Osi was trained in medicine but moved into real estate, construction, and healthcare through his company, Gosima Group.

He’s a generous man — not just with his wealth but with opportunities. He’s known for constructing roads, donating solar streetlights, and sponsoring students. He doesn’t talk much, but his bank account definitely does the talking for him.

8. High Chief Julius Amah Oji (Ochiri of Edda)

Estimated Net Worth: $10 million+

Ever been to Lilygate Hotel in Lekki? That luxury spot where CEOs and celebs relax? Yeah, that’s this man’s handiwork. But unlike many Lagos big boys, Chief Oji keeps a low profile.

He’s more focused on giving back — investing in schools, water projects, and youth training in his hometown of Afikpo. He’s proof that you can be wealthy, classy, and humble — all at once.

9. Chief Monday Oke (Emebeifego of Onitsha)

Estimated Net Worth: $4 million+

Chief Monday Oke is a hospitality and manufacturing guru. He owns Monabliss Hotel in Abakaliki and runs a thriving nylon production business. A lot of Ebonyi’s local packaging materials? Yep, thank him.

He also mentors youth and provides business capital. When people say “Ebonyi to the world,” he’s one of the people making it real.

10. Chief Ndubuisi Nwokwu (Ndumore)

Estimated Net Worth: $3 million+

Rounding off our list is the boss of Ndumore Oil & Gas Ltd. Chief Ndubuisi is into petroleum distribution and real estate — a combo that can never go wrong in Nigeria. He also sponsors community projects and hires dozens of people across Ebonyi.

He’s not in the news often, but his businesses are doing all the PR he needs.

Summary Table: Richest Men in Ebonyi State (2025)

Final Thoughts

The truth is, Ebonyi State might not have the loudest billionaires, but it definitely has some of the most hard-working and impactful ones. These men didn’t just sit down waiting for government favors — they built their wealth through creativity, resilience, and strong community ties.

They are builders of dreams — their own and others’.

So if you’re a young person in Nigeria reading this, let it inspire you. You don’t have to be in Lagos to succeed. You don’t have to wear Gucci to be great. Just build something real. Offer value. Think long-term. And remember, your root is your power — just like these great men of Ebonyi.