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NDIC Nominated for Regulatory Agency of 2024 Award

L-R: Chairman, Editorial Board, Daily Independent, Opeyemi Soyombo; Executive Director (Operations), Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC), Mustapha M. Ibrahim; Managing Director/Editor-in-Chief, Daily Independent, Omanufeme Steve; MD/CEO, NDIC, Bello Hassan; Executive Director (Corporate Services), Emily Osuji; Managing Editor, Daily Independent, Kingsley Ighomwenghian and Abuja Bureau Chief, Samuel Ogidan during formal presentation of Nomination Letter for the Daily Independent Regulatory Agency of the Year 2024 Award to Management of NDIC in Abuja.  

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