NSE Unveils Tuface as Brand Ambassador

L – R: Bola Adeeko, Head, Shared Services Division, The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE); Tinuade Awe, Executive Director, Regulation, NSE; Innocent Ujah Idibia (TuBaba), Internationally Renowned Award-Winning Artist; Oscar N. Onyema, Chief Executive Officer, The Nigerian Stock Exchange and Olumide Bolumole, Divisional Head, Listing Business, NSE during the presentation of Certificate at the unveiling ceremony of Tuface Idibia as NSE Good Cause Ambassador yesterday in Lagos.

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