Everything you need to know about Simon Guobadia
Simon is an extremely successful businessman. Simon is the CEO of the SIMCOL Group, KLC Petroleum, SIMCOL Petroleum, and a restaurateur.
Simon first started his studies at Loyola College in Nigeria and went on to study at the University of District of Colombia, where he attained his BBA in Accounting.
He also has been a producer on several films, including Son of the South (2020), Kill (2019), Ken Ford Live from the Buckhead Theater (2013), and Jail Dogs (2013).
Between all of his ventures, Simon has an estimated net worth of about $40 million.
Simon has been married twice. During his first marriage, he had four kids Quentin, Nicole, Benjamin and Christian.
Colleges in Chennai divided over timing of examinations
By IANS |
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Chennai, May 10 : Top Chennai colleges are divided over the conduct of online examinations with some like the Loyola College, and the Guru Nanak College planning to conduct online examinations while the D.G. Vaishnav College has postponed their semester examination till June.
The Madras Christian College and the Women s Christian College have already completed their online examinations.
Chennai colleges were planning to conduct the online semester examination from May 3 onwards after the election results but the state has announced a lockdown from May 10 to May 24.
b. Law degree from University of Maryland
IV. Employment
V. Personal
b. Married (Helene, Spouse)
c. Parishioner, St. Maryâs Catholic Church
What are the most important issues facing the office you are seeking?Having been on both the planning commission and council has given me knowledge of the issues affecting Carroll Valley. I have gained invaluable insights into matters such as zoning, budgets, concerns of residents, law enforcement, and similar subjects.
What I have brought to the commission and council from the experiences listed above is to listen to the views of others; to consider the pros and cons on the issues presented and .to reach a conclusion most beneficial to all residents of Carroll Valley. Indeed, I have voted in the minority if I did not believe so.
May 7, 2021 | By Rita Buettner
After the Rev. Brian F. Linnane, S.J., retires from the presidency of Loyola University Maryland on June 30, 2021, Amanda M. Thomas, Ph.D., will serve as the interim president until the next president assumes the role.
The Board of Trustees announced Thomas’ appointment today after their meeting earlier this week. The Board expects to complete Loyola’s presidential search and name a new president early this fall.
“The Board has full confidence that Dr. Thomas will provide the guidance Loyola needs at this moment in history and serve as a bridge between the two administrations,” said James Forbes, ’80, chair, Board of Trustees. “This is an opportune time for Loyola University Maryland, and the trustees and I have great optimism and enthusiasm for all that the months and years ahead will bring.”