The PenOp Media Retreat 2018

R-L: Mr. Chinedu Ekeocha, Managiong Director/CEO, Diamond Pension Fund Custodian Limited; Peter Aghahowa, Head of Corporate Communications, National Pension Commission (PenCom); Susan Oranye, Executive Secretary, PenOp; and extreme left: Mr. Wale Odutola, Managing Director, ARM Pension Managers (PFA) Limited.

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