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The company, which also left Uganda, will continue operating in other African countries, including South Africa.
Aspen sells Mounjaro, the weight-loss drug made by US manufacturer Eli Lilly, in South Africa.
The rating decision drops the West African nation deeper into junk territory and underscores its vulnerability.
Moove, the Nigeria-born unicorn that has been Uber's vehicle financing partner in sub-Saharan Africa, is considering an exit from Nigeria following the ride-hailing company's departure last week.
The company, whose 700,000 barrels-a-day oil plant is Africa’s largest, is set to raise about $1.6 billion.
Nigeria's trade surplus grew to $9.5 billion in the second quarter, doubling in size compared with the same period last year, the government's statistics agency said.
As the Dangote Group nears the opening bell for its Nigerian refinery's IPO, plans to build a similar plant in Kenya are under the spotlight because of an array of potential challenges.
African infrastructure investor Africa50 plans to raise the value of its portfolio to $20 billion over the next five years, an executive told Reuters.
The News Nigerian healthcare investors are positioning to take advantage of untapped commercial opportunities in a sector that new research says will generate more than $50 billion in sales by the end of the decade.
The initial public offering of the Dangote Refinery in Nigeria will open on Monday, in what is set to be the largest debut on any African stock exchange.
