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Invitation to Business Journal 2nd Annual Lecture/Awards 2019

Business Journal NG Event InvitationThe Board, Management & Staff of Business Journal (print & online) hereby invites the General Public to her 2nd Annual Lecture/Awards on Friday, September 20, 2019 at  Sheraton Hotel, Ikeja.

Time is 10 am prompt.

Please join us for a robust conversation.

The Invite is duly attached for your attention.

Thanks.

Prince Cookey
Publisher/CEO
Business Journal
08023088874
[email protected]

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