Tag: Oando Plc

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Nigerian stocks added N245 billion last week and the market is expected to maintain the momentum this week.

The regulator denies knowledge of the order, but says it will verify and challenge it.

“Oando PLC apologizes for any inconveniences caused," the company said.

After the Metropolitan Police linked it with Mr Ibori in 2012, Oando had defended itself, saying Mr Ibori’s shareholding of ...

In addition to recording a profit in its Q3 financials in Ocotober, Oando’s management has received recognition from various reputable ...

“Half year 2019 was a positive period for us as we achieved strong top and bottom line earnings despite our ...

One of the operators urged stakeholders ''to speak up with one voice against the continued payment of subsidy on petroleum ...

Mr Kyari is expected to take over the reins at the NNPC on Monday.

SEC had on May 31 suspended the applicants from being directors of a company for five years.

Last month, SEC ordered Oando’s Group Chief Executive Officer, Wale Tinubu, and other affected board members to resign.

Their resignation details are contained in the notice sent to the Nigerian Stock Exchange on Friday.

Shareholders say they were caught unawares.

About a dozen police officers were sighted at Oando's head office at Ozumba Mbadiwe Avenue, Victoria Island, Lagos.

SEC on Friday barred Wale Tinubu, Oando's Chief Executive Officer, and Omamofe Boyo, the Deputy Group Chief Executive Officer, from ...

The Nigerian capital market regulator directs the members of the Board of the company to resign their positions forthwith.

Oando continues in its unrelenting drive, working assiduously to restore stakeholders’ confidence.

Oando PLC has once again demonstrated its ability to deliver good results and create value for shareholders.

The business mogul donated 800 Nigerian Oil and Gas books to fifteen universities and two national libraries across Nigeria.

The company said Oando is not party to the suit as it had no any dealing with Ansbury.

Nigeria produces more plastic waste than the infrastructure can manage.

Oando minority shareholders have been the hardest hit since the imposition of the technical suspension.

The company has in the last two quarters been enmeshed in controversies.

There was confusion at the NSE on Wednesday over a directive by SEC.

This further raises the question, who does the technical suspension benefit?