The company also exited Uganda, describing both decisions as the result of a review of its business and investment priorities across Africa. It did not offer a detailed explanation for the Nigerian withdrawal.
The programme is being implemented by the NASENI Innovation Hub in partnership with AfriLabs, Africa’s largest network of innovation and technology hubs.
Afrinvest (West Africa) Limited is set to promote its Islamic investment products in Kano State as part of efforts to expand access to ethical and Shariah-compliant investment opportunities in the state.
Dangote Group disclosed the approval on Friday, bringing the refinery closer to what is expected to be one of Africa’s largest equity offerings. At the offer price, the shares are worth about ₦2.15 trillion if fully subscribed.
The assessment is designed to establish where each company currently stands on climate readiness and identify the gaps that need to be addressed before firms can set credible targets and implement transition plans.
Investors submitted N3.35 trillion worth of bids for Treasury bills valued at N700 billion, representing demand of almost five times the amount offered by the CBN.
Nigeria’s energy investment could double within the next five years following the country’s admission as an associate member of the International Energy Agency, IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol has said.