SEC Bars Tinubu From Being Director Of Any Public Company For 5 Years

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has barred Wale Tinubu, chief executive officer of Oando Plc, from being a director in public company for the next five years.

In a statement made available to TheCable on Friday, the commission said an extraordinary general meeting should be convened before July 1 to appoint new directors.

Wale Tinubu is a younger brother of BOLA TINUBU, the National Leader of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC)

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