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Photo News : Business Networking Meeting at FMDQ’s Offices, Exchange Place

By Orientalnews StaffAugust 31, 2018No Comments1 Min Read
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British Prime Minister, Theresa May, with the FMDQ-Next 2018 Summer Camp participants at the FMDQ trading and simulation room (Q-Hub), during the Prime Minister’s visit to Lagos, Nigeria.
British Prime Minister, Theresa May, with the FMDQ-Next 2018 Summer Camp participants at the FMDQ trading and simulation room (Q-Hub), during the Prime Minister’s visit to Lagos, Nigeria.
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L-R: Ms. Theresa May, British Prime Minister; being welcomed to the Exchange Place by Mr. Jibril Aku, Board Vice Chairman, FMDQ OTC Securities Exchange (FMDQ); Mr. Bola Onadele. Koko, Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, during the Prime Minister’s visit to Lagos as part of her tour in Nigeria to discuss cross-border opportunities in the finance, fintech and infrastructure spaces.
L-R: Ms. Theresa May, British Prime Minister; being welcomed to the Exchange Place by Mr. Jibril Aku, Board Vice Chairman, FMDQ OTC Securities Exchange (FMDQ); Mr. Bola Onadele. Koko, Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, during the Prime Minister’s visit to Lagos as part of her tour in Nigeria to discuss cross-border opportunities in the finance, fintech and infrastructure spaces.
L-R: Mr. Bola Onadele. Koko, Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, FMDQ OTC Securities Exchange and Ms. Theresa May, British Prime Minister; during the Prime Minister’s visit to the Exchange Place as part of her tour in Nigeria to discuss cross-border opportunities in the finance, fintech and infrastructure spaces.
L-R: Mr. Bola Onadele. Koko, Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, FMDQ OTC Securities Exchange and Ms. Theresa May, British Prime Minister; during the Prime Minister’s visit to the Exchange Place as part of her tour in Nigeria to discuss cross-border opportunities in the finance, fintech and infrastructure spaces.
L-R: Ms. Laure Beaufils, British Deputy High Commissioner to Nigeria; Ms. Theresa May, British Prime Minister; Mr. Bola Onadele. Koko, Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, FMDQ OTC Securities Exchange, during the signing of the FMDQ Visitors’ Register at FMDQ’s Offices, Exchange Place in Lagos yesterday
L-R: Ms. Laure Beaufils, British Deputy High Commissioner to Nigeria; Ms. Theresa May, British Prime Minister; Mr. Bola Onadele. Koko, Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, FMDQ OTC Securities Exchange, during the signing of the FMDQ Visitors’ Register at FMDQ’s Offices, Exchange Place in Lagos yesterday
British Prime Minister, Theresa May, with the FMDQ-Next 2018 Summer Camp participants at the FMDQ trading and simulation room (Q-Hub), during the Prime Minister’s visit to Lagos, Nigeria.
British Prime Minister, Theresa May, with the FMDQ-Next 2018 Summer Camp participants at the FMDQ trading and simulation room (Q-Hub), during the Prime Minister’s visit to Lagos, Nigeria.

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