Lead Capital Consortium has emerged the preferred bidder for advisory services on the development of Nigeria Commodity Exchange.
A statement by the Bureau of Public Enterprises quoted its Acting Director, Vincent Onome Akpotaire saying that an active Commodity Exchange would accelerate the development of the nation’s agricultural sector.
The BPE hinted that Lead Capital came top against Price-Waterhouse-Coopers and United Capital which also bidded for the job.
The bid is subject to confirmation by the Chairman of the National Council on Privatisation and Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo.
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