Nigerian businessman Gbotemi Kuti’s Oak Heirs acquires controlling stake in Air Liquide
Oak Heirs, led by Gbotemi Kuti, takes over 87.31% of Air Liquide Nigeria, expanding its portfolio into industrial and medical gases.
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Oak Heirs, led by Gbotemi Kuti, takes over 87.31% of Air Liquide Nigeria, expanding its portfolio into industrial and medical gases.
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