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Celebrating the Moneyman, Dr. Mike Adenuga Jr’ @ 73

Business Day 30 days 1 mins read

As Dr. Mike Adenuga Jr. marks his 73rd birthday, it’s an opportunity to reflect on the remarkable achievements of this Nigerian business mogul. With investments spanning various sectors, Adenuga has consistently prioritised Nigeria’s growth and development, earning him a reputation as a patriotic entrepreneur. His business empire, the Mike Adenuga Group, has been instrumental in […]

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