October 2025

For many African high-net-worth families, a second passport is not about abandoning their roots. It is about reinforcing them with the stability and freedom that come from true global access. Second citizenship can offer visa-free travel to over 140 countries, simplified banking, protection against political and economic volatility, and a clear succession plan for future […]

In earlier generations, African wealth was measured primarily by assets, large estates, thriving businesses, and visible markers of success. While these remain important, the most forward thinking African leaders now understand that real power includes something less tangible but even more critical: global mobility. Global mobility is the ability to move your family, your capital,

When many individuals consider a second passport, they imagine a process that is complicated, exclusive, and out of reach. But with the right guidance, securing citizenship can be straightforward and aligned with long-term goals. At Ninu Intercontinental Investments, we recently advised a high-net-worth professional who wanted to secure a second passport to strengthen his family’s

Africa’s wealth landscape is evolving. Today’s rising billionaires are not just building enterprises. They are building ecosystems, supporting education, investing in infrastructure, and creating brands with global resonance. But there is one area where they are especially strategic: securing mobility and diversification early. At Ninu Intercontinental Investments, we see firsthand how emerging African billionaires think

One of our recent clients, a distinguished Nigerian family with business interests across West Africa, approached Ninu Intercontinental Investments with a thoughtful question: Which passport best secures our family’s future while preserving our identity? The answer was not straightforward, because each family has its own goals and complexities. In a series of private consultations, we

For generations, “home” for Africa’s high-net-worth families was defined by lineage, community, and ancestral property. While these ties remain powerful, the idea of home is evolving in a world shaped by mobility and global opportunity. At Ninu Intercontinental Investments, we see a rising generation of African wealth leaders who no longer see home as a