BornnAgainChild:



Abi Afonja Ajoka

ifymadu:
Congratulations to him, very impressive at his age. They would have told us a little too about his family background cos I'm sure he is not entirely a nobody as he would have gotten a little push from somewhere in addition to his brilliance.

Odingo1:
The company is not functioning again

GidiWoodsMan:


Fool

endi4real:
Though there might be other underlying factors not stated...that's an impressive resume non the less.
Kudos...

Odingo1:
The company is not functioning again

Nukilia:
Afonja Amaka

odyx:
it is quite commendable as a young guy to achieve the above stated status............congrax guy.

please youths commend this young man is not easy.

lakesider:


Person wey no care no go write this long story...... Envy will not kill you

ogbonti:



May God bless u.. if his father is not popular as in a big time looter and connected politician, his mom is fvcking no mere mortal in Nigeria

when we have Nigerians who are Yale, Oxford and Harvard scholars with decades of experience and track record of success globally, dem no fi smell this position

nitrogen:


I don't know why people just make sentimental comments on subjects they know nothing about.

Now, a couple of PE firms own significant stakes in UACN, and it appears issues around wastages and inefficiencies are affecting the company. Because these PE firms (including Themis) have significant stakes which gave them rights to have board members in the business, they have decided to get a new CEO. It is their modus operandi.

Sometimes, they recruit from other companies, or better still get one of them well experienced to manage the company. Forget about nepotism or politics, they don't care, they need to make the business work again and increase value of their investments, otherwise the high net worth investors of the PE firms will start asking questions.

KingOfAllIgbos:


I agree with your analysis. But this guy was definitely fast tracked by a bigwig. Look closely at his profile from 2018. Someone pushed him there.

nitrogen:


I don't understand what you are saying o, this guy has been very much around, he's worked with Stanbic as head of financial advisory and KKR, a global private equity firm with over 150 billion USD in asset under management.

Getting into KKR is a fuckiing big deal. KKR would not have recruited someone recommended by a bigwig. Interestingly, there are many Nigerians with such profile in Europe and America. Na low key things.

maisauki:
Is ds what u wana b doin wit ur life?

Hienna:
Weldone... Kudos

cinoedhunter:
I wish this also happens in politics

Ijebulogic:
I wonder how many hours he spends on Nairaland everyday spreading tribalism and hatred? Young people need to wake up sha

deenee:
Impressive resume but he is representing the interest of the new set of investors that have invested in UAC group.

Just so you guys know before you start jumping up and down.