
Okomu Oil shareholders approve N14.3 billion final dividend payout
Okomu Oil shareholders have approved a final dividend of ₦14.3 billion for 2025. This payout amounts to ₦15 per share and reflects strong company performance.
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Okomu Oil shareholders have approved a final dividend of ₦14.3 billion for 2025. This payout amounts to ₦15 per share and reflects strong company performance.

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