New court order jeopardises sale 9mobile #

It seems like there's a developing story about 9mobile, a Nigerian telecommunications company. According to reports, a new court order has been issued, which may jeopardize the sale of the company.

For those who may not be aware, 9mobile was previously known as Etisalat Nigeria, but it was rebranded in 2017 after a debt crisis. The company has been struggling to recover from the debt crisis, and as a result, its assets have been put up for sale.

The new court order, which was issued by a Nigerian court, has reportedly halted the sale of 9mobile's assets. The order was issued in response to a lawsuit filed by a group of creditors who are seeking to recover debts owed to them by the company.

The sale of 9mobile's assets was expected to be completed by the end of 2022, but the new court order has put a hold on the process. This development may have significant implications for the company's future, as well as for its employees and customers.

It's worth noting that the court order is not a final decision, and the parties involved may still be able to negotiate a settlement or appeal the decision. However, for now, the sale of 9mobile's assets appears to be on hold.

I'll be happy to provide more updates as more information becomes available.