The Nigerian capital markets group paid condolence visits to the households of the previous Chairman of the Nigerian Change Group, Abimbola Ogunbanjo, and the late Group Chief Govt Officer of Entry Holdings, Herbert Wigwe, who died in a helicopter crash within the US.
In line with a press release by the Nigerian Change Restricted on Thursday, members within the condolence name included representatives of the board and administration of the Nigerian Change Group and different key stakeholders within the sector.
The delegation led by NGX Group Chairman, Dr. Umaru Kwairanga, included representatives from the Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers; Affiliation of Enterprise Homes of Nigeria; Central Securities Clearing System Plc and NG Clearing.
Ogunbanjo and Wigwe had been killed in a helicopter crash in the US of America on Friday, together with Wigwe's spouse, Chizoba and son, Chizi.
On the Ogunbanjo home, Kwairanga highlighted the management of the deceased within the capital market and highlighted his kindness and humility.
Temi Popoola, the CEO-designate of the NGX Group, acknowledged Ogunbanjo's important affect on the Nigerian capital market and transformative management fashion throughout his tenure as Board Chairman of the Change and the primary Group Chairman of the NGX Group.
Outgoing CEO of NGX, Oscar Onyema, mourned the loss, saying: “It’s a very painful loss, and solely God can grant this household the energy to bear this loss.”
The CIS President, Oluwole Adeosun, remembered Ogunbanjo as a trusted supporter of the establishment.
At Wigwe's mother and father' dwelling, Kwairanga identified that the late Entry Holdings GCEO's finest legacy can be to proceed and understand his desires.
He stated: “I do know Herbert had many great plans for his household, his companies, the training sector and his nation, and the perfect legacy we can provide him is to make sure that all of us assist make these plans a actuality. His great desires should not die with him.”
Chairman of the Coronation Group, Aigboje Aig-Imokhuede, who was current throughout the go to, expressed gratitude for the popularity of Wigwe's contributions and vowed to uphold his legacy.
