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Engr Jimi Onanuga Honoured at 93rd Anniversary of ICOBA

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Engineer Jimi Onanuga (left) received Prestigious Service to ICOBA Award during the annual luncheon and merit awards ceremony to mark the 93rd Anniversary of Igbobi College Yaba held recently in Lagos.

Jimi Onanuga joined by members of the Onanuga’s family and the 84/86 set.

From the back left is Mr. Tunji Akinwunmi, the Exquisite Chief Executive, Total Nigeria Plc. Next is Rev. Ebenezer Bamishe, Senior Pastor, Tsur Foundation Church; Mr. Idemudia Aigbe, 84/86 set Publicity Secretary and Mr. Demola Wilson Oladehinde, CEO, Oladehinde Consortium.

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