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AMCON: Why we took over Arumemi-Ikhide’s three firms, vows to recover N227.6 billion Arik debt
Unmoved by what it termed peddling of falsehood, the Assets Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) on Friday said there is no going back on the corporation’s effort to N227,637,469,394.34 billion owed by Arik Air saying it would not be intimidated by the debtors alleged sponsored media attacks and resistance to pay. Putting the record straight, spokesman for AMCON, Jude Nwauzor who briefed the media in Lagos disclosed that the firm needed to correct some misinformation…
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