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Contrary to reports, a federal government trustee, not Femi Otedola, acquired the 40% stake in First Holdco Plc.
Ahead of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting scheduled for Monday and Tuesday in Abuja, most analysts in the ...
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Legit.ng on MSNUBA offers new shares to raise capital ahead of CBN deadline, see offerUBA is inviting shareholders to take up more shares, as it issues 3.15 billion new shares to raise the money needed to meet CBN capital requirements.
Suleiman Ciroma, a witness for the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), has told the Federal High Court in Abuja ...
Banks’ balance sheets have been materially affected, raising concerns over how and whether they can repay and refinance their upcoming bonds ...
Capital importation into Nigeria witnessed a sharp decline during the eight-year administration of former President Muhammadu ...
Professor Pius Olanrewaju, President of the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN), has stated that the South-South ...
Bismark Rewane, an economist and Chief Executive Officer of Financial Derivatives, says Nigeria's currency has stabilized. Rewane spoke during an ...
NECA commends FG’s tax and regulatory reforms, urging full implementation to reduce business costs and enhance private sector ...
According to Bloomberg, CEO of the group’s Sterling Bank subsidiary, Abubakar Suleiman confirmed the development in a phone interview on Wednesday, stating ...
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The Punch on MSNFirst Holdco’s N323.4bn share transaction sparks speculation over Otedola’s stakeThe market has speculated about the involvement of billionaire investor and current chairman of First Holdco, Femi Otedola, ...
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