Popoola, Okpala appointed as board members Of CSCS
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To mark a significant milestone, the Board of Central Securities Clearing System (CSCS) Plc, the market overseers on Nigerian Stock Exchange (NGX) has appointed Messrs Temi Popoola and Nonso Okpala into its board, impeccable sources within Nigeria’s financial sector revealed.
The inclusion of Popoola and Okpala on the CSCS board is a testimony to their visionary leadership and strategic acumen. Both men have made significant contributions to advancing Nigeria’s financial sector. Their appointment serves as a testament to their exemplary leadership qualities and unmatched dedication to driving positive change.
Popoola’s leadership as the CEO of NGX Group has revolutionized the financial landscape in Nigeria. His visionary approach and unwavering dedication to excellence have positioned NGX Group as a leader in the industry, driving innovation and growth.
His nomination as Chairman of the CSCS Board underscores his exceptional leadership qualities and deep understanding of market dynamics, making him the ideal candidate to lead CSCS Plc into its next phase of development.
Similarly, Okpala’s tenure as GMD/CEO of VFD Group has been characterised by a relentless pursuit of excellence and a commitment to driving positive change. His strategic foresight and ability to navigate complex landscapes have propelled VFD Group to the forefront of the industry, making it a trailblazer in driving social impact while delivering sustainable returns to stakeholders.
Furthermore, his multifaceted role as a Non-Executive Director on both NGX Group and the Holdco Board showcases his exceptional capacity to drive growth and create value across diverse sectors. His appointment to the CSCS Board further cements his status as a key influencer in shaping the future of Nigeria’s capital market infrastructure.
As the market overseers on Nigerian Stock Exchange, CSCS is licensed to carry on the depository, clearing and settlement of all transactions in the Nigerian Capital Market.
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