Nigerian tycoon Obafoluke Otudeko gains $6 million in 17 days from flour-milling business, Honeywell
The recent increase in Otudeko’s stake can be attributed to a 13.9-percent increase in the company’s stock price.
The recent increase in Otudeko’s stake can be attributed to a 13.9-percent increase in the company’s stock price.
The multimillion-dollar gain in Otudeko’s stake can be linked to price movements in the lender’s shares.
The Nigeria-based flour-milling business has proved to be a top performer on the Nigerian Exchange.
Otudeko owns a majority stake in Honeywell Flour Mills Plc.
Meanwhile, Otudeko has described the lawsuit as an abuse of court processes.
The gains are linked to the recent rise in the flour miller’s share price on the Nigerian Stock Exchange.
Otudeko founded the integrated flour milling company in 1985.
The move is raising some eyebrows, while others say it’s just “business as usual.”
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The Central Bank has dissolved the defunct board of First Bank of Nigeria, expelling Honeywell Group founder Obafoluke Otudeko and Ibukun Awosika as chairpersons.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has dissolved the board of First Bank, citing insider abuse.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has queried First Bank over its abrupt removal of CEO Adesola Adeduntan.
Honeywell Group owner Obafoluke Otudeko has recorded a huge loss through his stake in his flour subsidiary.