Chairman of Titan Trust Bank summoned over controversial acquisition of Union Bank

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The Special Investigator has summoned Tunde Lemo and two other shareholders of Titan Trust Bank to a meeting in Abuja to discuss the acquisition of Union Bank.

The Special Investigator probing the Central Bank of Nigeria has summoned the Chairman of Titan Trust Bank (TTB), Tunde Lemo , and two other shareholders of the bank to a meeting in Abuja on Thursday over the controversial 2022 acquisition of Union Bank of Nigeria.

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