Zinox denies police indictment of chairman, other staff
23 December 2020 |
3:02 am
The management of Zinox Technologies has debunked reports of its chairman, Leo Stan Ekeh, being indicted by the police.
Zinox Group
The management of Zinox Technologies has debunked reports of its chairman, Leo Stan Ekeh, being indicted by the police.
Zinox, Nigeria’s integrated Information, and Communications Technology (ICT) company stated in Lagos, yesterday, that neither its chairman nor Chris Eze Ozims, Shade Oyebode, Charles Adigwe and Mrs. Chioma Ekeh was indicted by any investigative agency or facing any criminal trial in Nigeria.
It dared anyone with a contrary position to make it public.
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