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Nigeria's Reforms Revered by Markets Become Political Problem for Tinubu

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By Ruth Olurounbi Verified, Emele Onu Verified
| Financial Post Verified
Seated beneath a large red canvas umbrella outside Nigeria’s main stock exchange in Lagos, Sulaimon Isiaka watches traders, bankers and executives stream past his newspaper stand each day. uwky]jhrxkkt1zp5q]bsau{0_media_dl_1.png National Bureau of Statistics (Bloomberg) — Seated beneath a large red canvas umbrella outside Nigeria’s main stock exchange in Lagos, Sulaimon Isiaka watches traders, bankers and executives stream past his newspaper stand each day.
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Nigeria’s Reforms Revered by Markets Become Political Problem for Tinubu

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By Ruth Olurounbi Verified, Emele Onu Verified
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Seated beneath a large red canvas umbrella outside Nigeria’s main stock exchange in Lagos, Sulaimon Isiaka watches traders, bankers and executives stream past his newspaper stand each day. The 45-year-old vendor spends part of his 12-hour shift delivering bundles of newspapers to the Nigerian Exchange Group next door. Nearby is the central bank’s Lagos office and the headquarters of some of the nation’s biggest lenders.
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Dangote's Planned IPO Sparks Investor Frenzy in Nigeria

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By Emele Onu Verified, Ruth Olurounbi Verified, Anthony Osae-Brown Verified
| Rigzone Verified
Nigerian tycoon Femi Otedola is preparing to invest $100 million. Hundreds of miles away, Wuroyda Danke, a 28-year-old security guard, plans to spend $150 borrowed from his grandmother. In Texas, Galahard Woghiren is lining up a $3,000 investment. All three have the same goal: buying a stake in Aliko Dangote's refinery business.
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