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CITN Pays Courtesy Visit to Sovereign Trust Insurance

From L-R: Kayode Adigun, GM, Finance and Corporate Services, Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc, Sanni Oladimeji, DGM, Risk Management and Compliance, Simplice Dame, Immediate Past President, Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria, CITN, Olaotan Soyinka, MD/CEO, Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc, Adeshina Adedayo, President, Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria, CITN, Gbenga Oyewole, Chairman, Victoria Island/Lekki CITN District Society, Jude Modilim, Executive Director, Technical, Ugochi Odemelam, Executive Director, Marketing and Business Development and Emmanuel Anikibe, DGM, Sales & Clients Service, Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc.

The visit was in recognition of the underwriting firm’s avowed commitment to the activities of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN) and to also extend the awareness drive of the ‘TAX WEEK’ to the organisation as one of the corporate members of the Institute with over 10 Fellows in the employ of the underwriting firm.

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