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UACN Property Development Company Plc has announced the resignation of its chairman, Mr Babatunde Kasali, and other non-executive directors namely, Mr Adekunle Awojobi, Prof. Okon Ansa and Mrs Awuneba Ajumogobia, from the company’s board.
Similarly, the Real estate company also announced the resignation of Mr Folasope Aiyesimoju as the Chief Executive Officer of the company.
According to a regulatory filing by the firm to the Nigerian Stock Exchange, all resignations are effective from January 4.
The board expressed its profound gratitude to the CEO as well as other directors for their contributions to the board. Aiyesimoju, however, will continue to serve as a non-executive director of the company.
Ibrahim Oyewale in Lokoja
Kogi State Governor, Yahaya Bello has assured citizens that the ongoing developmental strides across the state will be sustained by his administration notwithstanding the much talked about second wave of COVID-19.
Bello disclosed this yesterday in his New Year broadcast to people of the state, maintained that his administration has never and will never allow COVID-19 to be the âsoul definerâ of affairs in the state.
âAs before, we remain determined as a Government not to respond to the highly controversial second wave with mass hysteria. While reiterating that our primary objective is keeping Kogi State coronavirus-free as it is at today, we will continue to respond to developments with reason informed by knowledge.
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KOGI State Governor, Yahaya Bello has assured citizens that the ongoing developmental strides across the state will be sustained by his administration notwithstanding the much talked about second wave of COVID-19.
Bello, who stated this on Friday in his New Year broadcast to people of the state, maintained that his administration has never and will never allow COVID-19 to be the “soul definer” of affairs in the state.
“As before, we remain determined as a Government not to respond to the highly controversial second wave with mass hysteria.
While reiterating that our primary objective is keeping Kogi State coronavirus-free as it is at today, we will continue to respond to developments with reason informed by knowledge.
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On November 16, Malaysia s Employees Provident Fund (
EPF) introduced a new policy (i-Sinar) that allows around 8 million provident fund members aged 55 or younger who have lost their jobs or experienced a significant income reduction because of the
COVID-19 pandemic to withdraw a portion of their Account 1 balances. (The
EPF provides two types of individual accounts for members younger than age 55: Account 1 that funds retirement and Account 2 that may be accessed before retirement for education, designated critical illnesses, a home purchase, and other approved expenses.) The new policy follows the introduction of another early withdrawal option in April (i-Lestari) that allows fund members aged 55 or younger to withdraw (for any reason) 50 ringgits (