From the Atlantic shores of Nigeria to the Indian Ocean coast of Kenya, Aliko Dangote is redrawing the energy map of an entire continent. This month, ground breaks on a $16 billion refinery in Lamu — his first major infrastructure venture outside West Africa — paired with a 4,000-kilometer pipeline network designed to carry refined fuel deep into landlocked nations that have long depended on imports. It is the move of a man who does not see borders as limits, but as markets waiting to be connected.