AMCON CEO, Ahmed Kuru, Receives Award from NIPSS

R-L: Mr. Ahmed Lawan Kuru, Managing Director, Chief Executive Officer, Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON), receiving an award from the President of the Alumni Association of the National Institute (AANI), Mr. Khaleel Bolaji, mni at the Presidential Dinner for the Graduating Senior Executive Course 40 Participants at Army Headquarters Command Officers’ Mess, Asokoro, Abuja recently.

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