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Nigeria: Takeover Negotiations - Arik Air Files N20bn Suit Against FG, Ethiopian Airlines
Vanguard, 11 September 2017
Arik Air Limited has filed a N20 billion suit against the Federal Government and Ethiopian Airlines over recent claims in the media that they were negotiating the take-over of the… Read more »
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Nigeria: Arik Shareholders Slam Ethiopian Airlines N20 Billion Suit
Leadership, 11 September 2017
Following recent claims in the media that Ethiopian Airlines is negotiating the takeover Arik Air Limited, shareholders of the airline have filed a N20 billion suit against the… Read more »
Arik Shareholders Sue Nigerian Govt, Ethiopian Airlines
Arik Air Limited has filed a N20 billion suit against the government and Ethiopian Airlines over recent claims in the media that they were negotiating the takeover of the airline.
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Nigeria: Arik Shareholders File N20bn Suit Against Govt, Ethiopian Airlines
This Day, 11 September 2017
Shareholders of Arik Air Limited have filed a N20 billion suit against the federal government and Ethiopian Airlines over recent stories in the media that they were in negotiations… Read more »
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Nigeria: Arik Files N20 Billion Suit Against Nigerian Govt, Ethiopian Airlines
Premium Times, 10 September 2017
Arik Air Limited has filed a N20 billion suit against the federal government and Ethiopian Airlines over recent claims in the media that they were negotiating the takeover of the… Read more »
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Nigeria: Arik Shareholders File Suit Against FG, Ethiopian Airlines
This Day, 10 September 2017
Shareholders of Arik Air Limited has filed a N20 billion suit against the federal government and Ethiopian Airlines over recent claims in the media that they were negotiating the… Read more »
InFocus
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Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria has denied it has opened talks with Ethiopian Airlines over the takeover of the management of distressed Arik Air Limited. Ethiopian ... Read more »
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Africa's largest and most successful airline is looking to take over management of the bankrupt Arik Air in order to expand their presence in West Africa. Read more »
