EFCC Visit To Lagos Office ‘Designed To Cause Us  Unwarranted Embarrassment’- Dangote

LAGOS JANUARY 9TH (NEWSRANGERS)-Dangote Group, controlled by billionaire Aliko Dangote, slammed a visit to its Lagos offices last week by Nigeria’s anti-graft commission and said the move was aimed at causing embarrassment.  “No accusations of wrong doing” have been made against the company, it said in a statement released over the weekend after the Jan….

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Raid On Dangote’ll Hurt Nigerian Economy, Scare Investors-Lawmaker

LAGOS JANUARY 7TH (NEWSRANGERS)-A raid by Nigerian anti-graft officials on the offices of Dangote Industries Ltd, controlled by billionaire Aliko Dangote, will harm the economy and deter investors, according to the chairman of an influential panel in the country’s parliament.  “The raid on Dangote Group is not only very suspicious, but most importantly capable of…

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South African Billionaire Rupert Floors Floors Dangote As Africa’s Richest Man

LAGOS JANUARY 5TH (NEWSRANGERS)-According to a recent list released by Forbes Magazine, South African Business Mogul, John Rupert has dethroned Nigerian Aliko Dangote to emerge as the richest man in Africa. In the ranking, Johann Rupert & family’s wealth went from $10.7 billion to $10.3 billion to emerge as Africa’s richest man. This saw Aliko…

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Strike: Maritime Workers To Shut Down Nigerian Ports On Tuesday

LAGOS JANUARY 5TH (NEWSRANGERS)-The Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria, MWUN, has threatened to shut the nation’s ports from Tuesday, January 9, over the alleged continued refusal of the International Oil Companies, IOCs, and Stevedoring Contractors to comply with the Stevedoring extant laws.  In a statement Wednesday night, the President-General of the union, Prince Adewale Adeyanju,…

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Bloomberg Predicts Continuous Slip Of Naira In 2024 As The 2nd Worst Performing Currency Globally

LAGOS DECEMBER 30TH (NEWSRANGERS)-A US-based media company, Bloomberg L.P., has predicted a continued decline of the Nigerian naira in 2024, potentially making it the worst-performing currency globally for the second year in a row. Bloomberg’s market analysis reveals a staggering 55% depreciation of the naira this year, reaching about 1,043 to the dollar as of…

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