9mobile appoints Citi, Standard Bank to find new investors
By CNBC
27 July 2017 |
5:28 am
According to sources quoted by Reuters, 9mobile formerly known as Etisalat Nigeria has appointed Citigroup and South Africa’s Standard Bank to manage the sale process for a stake in the telecoms company.
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