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The PenCom 2019 Journalists’ Workshop in Benin-City

Mr. Abisola Onigbogi (ED Technical, ARM Pension Managers), Mr. Babatunde Phillips (Head, States Operations Department, PenCom), Mr. Peter Aghahowa (Head, Corporate Communications Department, PenCom), Mrs. Carol Alex-Uzomah (AGM, Corporate Communications Department), Mr. Kunle Odebiyi (Head, Micro Pensions Department, PenCom), Mrs Eniola Adebulehin (SM, National Databank Management Department), Mr. Sola Adeseun (Acting Zonal Head, South-West Zonal Office, PenCom), Mr. Elochukwu Nwankwo (Legal Department, PenCom).

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