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Deep-Dive Report: Oando — Profit Without Solvency

Oando just returned to profit — a ₦68.6 billion half-year — and its shares have fallen 28% since May. Both facts are correct, and the gap between them is the whole story.

Deep-Dive Report: Oando — Profit Without Solvency

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