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How Nigeria’s oldest bank rose to No.1 by market value

…Stock sees over 600% rally in 2 years

In the upper echelons of African business, few names command as much market-moving influence as Femi Otedola. Long recognised as a titan of Nigerian industry with a career spanning petroleum marketing and power generation, Otedola has firmly established a formidable reputation in the financial sector: not merely as an astute investor, but as a master corporate turnaround artist.

Today, that reputation is most vividly on display at First HoldCo Plc, the parent company of Nigeria’s oldest banking institution. Since stepping into the role of group chairman and consolidating his position as the institution’s single largest individual shareholder with a 25.87 percent stake, Otedola has injected both capital and strategic direction into the legacy group.

Under his watch, an era defined by bold share acquisitions, balance-sheet cleaning, and record-breaking financial returns, First HoldCo’s equity surged to unprecedented valuations on the Nigerian Exchange Limited

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