Which are the oldest companies in Nigeria?

- Union Bank of Nigeria (1917): Union Bank is one of the largest commercial banks in Nigeria, with a history dating back to 1917 when it was established as the Colonial Bank.

- Bata Nigeria (1932): Bata is a renowned footwear and accessories brand that began operations in Nigeria in 1932.

- Cadbury Nigeria Plc (1958): Cadbury Nigeria, a subsidiary of Mondelez International, is a leading confectionery company in Nigeria, known for its range of chocolate products.

- Nigerian Breweries Plc (1949): Nigerian Breweries is the pioneer and leading brewer in Nigeria, producing popular beer brands such as Star Lager, Gulder, and Amstel Malta.

- Leventis Group (1950): The Leventis Group is a diversified conglomerate with interests in various sectors including agribusiness, real estate, and distribution, with operations dating back to the 1950s.

- Odu'a Investment Company Limited (1976): Odu'a Investment is an investment company established by the six South-West states of Nigeria, focusing on sectors like real estate, agriculture, and manufacturing.

- Dangote Group (1981): Dangote Group is a multi-billion dollar conglomerate with a presence across various industries, including cement, sugar, flour, and petroleum. It was founded by Aliko Dangote, Africa's richest person.

- First Bank of Nigeria (1894): First Bank is the oldest surviving bank in Nigeria, with its origins dating back to the establishment of the Bank of British West Africa in 1894.

- UAC of Nigeria Plc (1931): Originally known as the United Africa Company, UAC is a diversified conglomerate with operations in different sectors, including foods, beverages, personal care, and logistics.

- Nestlé Nigeria Plc (1961): Nestlé Nigeria is a subsidiary of the Swiss multinational food and drink giant, Nestlé, and has been producing and distributing food products in Nigeria since the 1960s.