Dangote Refinery extended heartfelt gratitude to Nigerians for their overwhelming public support during the crisis.
FCMB has launched a ₦160 billion public share sale to strengthen its banking subsidiary and meet CBN’s new ₦500 billion minimum capital requirement for international banks.
The visit was part of AGESI’s ongoing stakeholder engagement efforts to align with key institutions on issues of environmental compliance, sustainability, and inclusive green growth.
The Flutterwave CEO argued that the continent’s economic growth is directly tied to the success of its young population.
The governor said, “This deliberate step underscores our resolve to leave no one behind—urban or rural, rich or poor—in our quest to save lives.”
The company is a recipient of the African Order of Merit in Cranes, Escalators, and Elevator Technology.
The governor commended the community for giving the contractor all necessary support.
The roundtable brought together financial leaders and policymakers who explored how to build more inclusive systems that serve the unbanked and underbanked.
The strength of our people, especially here in Kaduna State, continues to be the bedrock of our shared progress.
The court specifically barred the defendants from cutting crude and gas supply to Dangote Refinery.
