Friday, November 22, 2024
30.8 C
Lagos

Stella Mojoko of African Insurance Organisation Passes On

Ms Stella Mojoko of the African Insurance Organisation (AI0) has passed on.

Ms Prisca Soares, Secretary General of the African Insurance Organisation, announced the death of Ms. STELLA MOJOKO LEA MUSOKO, Administrative Secretary of the organisation, which occurred on Saturday October 29 in Douala, Cameroon after a long illness.

Ms. Stella Mojoko was a devoted staff who served the African Insurance Organisation for 18 years and contributed to the development of the AIO through her professionalism.

She will be buried on Saturday, 26th November 2016 in Tiko, South West Region of Cameroon.

spot_img
spot_img
spot_img

Hot this week

NNPC’s Utapate Crude Grade Hits Global Oil Market, OML 13 Eyes 80,000 bpd by 2025

Managing Director, NNPC E & P Limited (NEPL), Mr....

UNIDO, ILO, Others to Headline 5th Lagos Waste Forum

Top government officials, Coca-Cola, the United Nations Industrial Development...

Polaris Bank Champions Financial Literacy for Students in Commemoration of World Savings Day 2024

Polaris Bank concluded its nationwide financial literacy initiative with...

WAICA: Heirs Insurance Sector Head Seeks AI Innovation to Drive Insurance Growth

L-R Niyi Onifade, Sector Head, Heirs Insurance Group and...

Topics

Oando Joins African Energy Week 2023 as Platinum Sponsor, Clean Energy Partner

    The African Energy Chamber (AEC) is pleased to announce...

World Bank Raises COVID-19 Response Package to $14bn

  The World Bank and IFC’s Boards of Directors have...

Ecobank Group, TransferTo to Expand Financial Access, Payments in Africa

  TransferTo, a Singapore-based global technology group, and Ecobank Group, the leading...

Fidelity Bank: Reaffirming Brand Promise Through Rebranding

In today’s corporate environment, three key ingredients are necessary for any organisation to remain relevant and profitable: Ability to engage the client; dynamism, and flexibility. Very few organisations have exhibited these traits over the past two decades more than Fidelity Bank Plc. The recent refresh of Fidelity Bank’s corporate identity, the latest in its 27-year history, speaks to these important traits and the need to remain relevant in the world of corporate giants.

Interswitch: Leveraging Novel Solutions Will Drive Growth

As the adoption of digital payment continue to rise...

 SEC DG, Lamido Yuguda, Says Reforms Will Rejuvenate Nigerian Economy

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has been commended for the...

Nigeria’s 2015 Appropriation Bill: Legislators Adopt the Ostrich Strategy

A week after the House of Representatives passed the 2015 Budget, the Upper Chamber fulfilled its part of the Appropriation process by passing a N4.5tn budget. This is N134.4bn in excess of the N4.4tn submitted by the Executive arm late 2014. Meanwhile, recurrent expenditure was reduced slightly by N0.5bn to N2.6tn while capital expenditure was scaled down by additional N85.9bn to N557.0bn from N642.8bn proposed by the Executive arm. Effectively, this implies that recurrent expenditure is approximately five times the capital expenditure.
spot_img

Related Articles

Popular Categories

spot_imgspot_img