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Otedola acquires additional 138 million First HoldCo shares worth ₦18.1 billion

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Mr Otedola now holds approximately 11.9 billion shares in the financial institution, valued at about ₦1.74 trillion based on the company's share price of ₦146.20 as of 12:35 p.m. (WAT) on 7 August.

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