UACN’s failure to take advantage of its diversified investment base has seen its third quarter financial performance dwindle, analysis of the financial statement has shown.
For the first nine months through September 2014, UACN’s profit after tax dipped by 20 percent to N4.67bn from N5.87bn t
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BALA AUGIE
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