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NDIC Management Visits Minister of State, Finance in Abuja

The Management of the NDIC led by the MD/CE NDIC, Mr. Bello Hassan (3rd from left) on a working visit to the Honourable Minister of State Finance, Dr. Doris Uzoka-Anite (2nd from Left) at the Federal Ministry of Finance, Abuja along with the NDIC Executive Director, Operations, Mustapha Ibrahim (1st Left) and the NDIC Executive Director, Corporate Services, Mrs. Emily Osuji (1st Right).

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