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Business File Today: Harvard Business School Association of Nigeria Holds Annual Black Tie Event; Nigerian Breweries Visits Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment…

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Business File Today: Harvard Business School Association of Nigeria Holds Annual Black Tie Event; Nigerian Breweries Visits Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment…
Abubakar Suleiman, Chief Executive Officer, Sterling Bank; Bright Jaja, convener, iCreate Skills Festival, and Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba, Minister of State for Education, during Africa’s biggest technical skills and vocation competition powered by Sterling Bank at the Landmark Event Centre in Lagos

 

L-R: Simi Nwogugu , Executive Director, Junior Achievement Nigeria (JAN); TC Achievers Team; Enoch Vanderpuye, Country Team Lead, Marketing & Corporate Communications, FBNBank Ghana, subsidiary of FirstBank; TC Achievers Team and Staff of JAN sponsored by FirstBank to represent Nigeria at the African Company of the Year (ACOY) competition held at Ghana.
L-R: Fola Ogunsiakan, President, Harvard Business School Association of Nigeria (HBSAN); Nike Akande, Member, Board of Trustees, HBSAN; Wole Oshin, MD/CEO, Custodian Investment Plc, and Winner, 2019 HBSAN Leadership Award; Rabiu Olowo, Commissioner for Finance, Lagos State, and Prisca Ndu, Financial Secretary/Treasurer, HBSAN, at the 2019 Annual Black Tie and Leadership Award in Lagos
L-R: Tokunbo Awolowo-Dosunmu, Publisher, Nigerian Tribune, presenting the Platinum Award as Nigeria’s Outstanding and Most Innovative Entrepreneur conferred on Mike Adenuga, Jr., Globacom chairman, to Yomi Ogunbamowo, Glo’s national commercial coordinator, at the 70th award ceremony in Lagos

 

L-R: Vivian Ikem, Head Government Relations, NB Plc; Sade Morgan, Corporate Affairs Director, NB Plc; Jordi Borrut Bel, Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, NB Plc; Niyi Adebayo, Honourable Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, and Wole Bakare, Director, Industrial Development, during the visit of a team from Nigerian Breweries to the Minister in Abuja
L-R: Yahaya A. Yahaya, Company Secretary/ Legal Adviser, Momas Electricity Metering Company Limited (MEMMCOL); Saleh Mamman, Minister of Power; Kola Balogun, Chairman, Momas Electricity Metering Company Limited (MEMMCOL), and Bello Abba Tukur, Special Adviser to the Minister on Protocols, during the visit of the Minister to MEMMCOL’s state-of-the-art factory at Orimerunmu, Mowe, Lagos-Ibadan Expressway
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