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NGX Group Chair, Umaru Kwairanga, Leads Industry Delegation to South Korea

Dr. Umaru Kwairanga, Group Chairman, Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX) in Seoul Korea as the leader of Nigerian Delegation/Director Bank Directors Association of Nigeria BDAN for the Korea-Africa Economic & Financial Co-operation.

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