NDIC Budget Sensitisation, Strategic Session in Abuja

L – R Front: Adeola Oluwabiyi, Director, Internal Audit, NDIC; Alfred Okoh, Tech Assistant to DG, Budget Office; Hon. (Mrs) Omolola Abiola Edewor, ED, Corporate Services, NDIC; Bello Hassan, MD/CE; Osung-Etisong Ginika, Forecast Manager, Budget Office and Hashim Ahmad, Director Procurement, NDIC and other participants at NDIC Budget Sensitisation/Strategic Session at Abuja today.

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