NIGERIAN EUROBONDS February 24 2021: 5.625% US$300M JUN 2022-104.403/2.258%, 6.375% US$500M JUL 2023– 109.065/2.427%, 7.625% US$1.118BN NOV 2025– 115.289/4.043%, 6.500% US$1.5BN NOV 2027– 107.850/5.109, 7.143% US$1.25BN FEB 2030 – 107.396/6.064%, 8.747% US$1.0BN JAN 2031 – 116.581/6.454%, 7.875% $1.50BN Feb 2032 – 109.336/6.662%, 7.696% $1.25BN Feb 2038 – 104.703 /7.211%, 7.625% $1.50BN Nov 2047 – 104.112 /7.273%, 9.248% $750M Jan 2049 – 116.690/7.784%.
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Notification of Mr. Olusegun Omosehin from Mutual Benefits Assurance Plc
- Updated: December 19, 2019
Mutual Benefits Assurance Plc: The company notified the
Exchange of the retirement of Mr. Olusegun Omosehin as the
Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of the company effective
December 23, 2019. Mr. Femi Asenuga is to be appointed in his
stead pending regulatory approvals.
Trans-Nationwide Express Plc: The company notified the
Exchange of the appointment of Mr. Theodore Chikelu as the
Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of the company effective
December 12, 2019.