NIM Elevates CORBON Vice Chairman

Bldr. Samson Ameh Opaluwah

The Nigerian Institute of Management (chartered) has approved the elevation of Bldr. Samson Ameh Opaluwah (PhD) to the distinguished grade of Fellow. 

Bldr. Opaluwah, who is currently the Vice Chairman of Council of Registered Builders of Nigeria (CORBON) and Chief Executive Officer of Khariz Group, Abuja, is a Civil Engineer and a Professional Builder who specialises in Project & Construction Management, Public Procurement and Facilities Engineering & Management.

Khariz is a group of companies involved in Engineering Consultancy, Building/Civil Engineering Construction, Projects Management, ICT/ Entrepreneurship Development, Property Development, Facilities Engineering & Management and Agribusiness.

In a letter dated the 30th of May 2019, Prof Olukunle Iyanda, President and Chairman of the Council of the Nigerian Institute of Management conveyed the Institute's decision to elevate Bldr.  Opaluwah to the prestigious rank of a fellow.

According to Prof Iyanda, Bldr. Opaluwah's contribution to the development of the institute, the management profession and the civil society at large informed the decision to elevate him.

20 more millionaires to emerge in UBA promo

UBA

Another set of 20 loyal customers will join the rising number of millionaires to win N1.5m each, in the third edition of the UBA Wise Savers promo quarterly draw.

The bank said on Monday that new millionaires would emerge in a transparent draw in the presence of representatives from the Consumer Protection Council, National Lottery Regulatory Commission and the Lagos State Lottery Board at the raffle draw, which was set for end of July, at UBA’s corporate head office.

The Group Head Marketing, United Bank for Africa, Dupe Olusola, said, “This is yet another great opportunity for new and existing customers to take the chance and get closer to their dreams. This will also add to the growing number of millionaires who have benefitted from the ongoing Wise Savers promo as a whopping N60m is still very much up for grabs.