NIA Chair, Tope Smart, Visits Stock Exchange

L – R: Mr. Oscar N. Onyema, Chief Executive Officer, The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) presenting a replica of the closing gong to Mr. Tope Smart, Chairman, NIA and Group Managing Director, NEM Insurance Plc during the Closing Gong Ceremony to introduce the newly appointed council members of the Association to the capital market stakeholders at the NSE yesterday.

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