Nigerian billionaire Femi Otedola locks horns with Zenith Bank over alleged debt fraud
Otedola, who ranks among Africa’s billionaires, accuses Zenith Bank of perpetrating banking fraud.
Otedola, who ranks among Africa’s billionaires, accuses Zenith Bank of perpetrating banking fraud.
The choice to pursue a dual listing on both exchanges reflects considerations arising from the NGX’s current limitations in accommodating the scale of the refinery.
This follows a $9.63 million loss he recorded between May 7 and 16, when his holding fell from $55.13 million to $45.50 million.
This collaboration aims to establish FBN Holdings as a frontrunner in African climate finance.
Femi Otedola’s leadership continues to be a driving force behind the group’s sustained growth and expansion, with high expectations for the remainder of the fiscal year.
This move allows NCBA to enter the trustee services market, providing clients with more investment options and reinforcing its commitment to comprehensive financial services.
With the construction of this highway, Nigeria is poised to unlock vast economic potential, foster unity, and build a legacy of prosperity for future generations.
The increase in the market value of John Coumantaros’ stake reaffirms his position as a leading investor on the Nigerian Exchange
NGIC’s approach appears to mirror the success of Mukesh Ambani’s Jio Infocomm Ltd. in India. Jio is currently India’s largest mobile operator with 470 million users
Explaining his motivation for the generous donation, Adedoyin expressed his desire to give back to society in gratitude for the divine blessings he has received throughout his life.
The 29-year-old’s significant earnings stem from a lucrative NBA contract. He secured his future with the Philadelphia 76ers with a five-year, $178 million deal (including incentives)
“I’m advising shareholders, as you get your dividends, reinvest a significant part of it,” Tony Elumelu said.
This hefty sum comes after his move to Saudi Pro League club Al Nassr, joining Cristiano Ronaldo in the lucrative league.
During the AGM, the board presented UBA Group’s outstanding financial performance for 2023, which saw the bank become Nigeria’s second-largest lender by assets.
Investor confidence remains shaky due to ongoing legal and regulatory issues.
This comes after a surge in the market value of his stake in Wema Bank between May 1 and 7, when it increased by N6.01 billion ($4.35 million)