UBA Appoints Mr. Ugochukwu Nwaghodoh as CFO

United Bank for Africa (UBA) has notified The Exchange of the appointment of Mr. Ugochukwu Nwaghodoh as its new Chief Financial
Officer.
According to a statement provided to the NSE, “Nwaghodoh holds a BSc. Degree from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria and MSc. in Finance and Management from Cranfield University, England.

“He is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN) and a  member of the Cranfield Management Association. He is a seasoned financial analyst and accountant with close to two decades of experience spanning assurance, advisory, financial control, strategy and business transformation, investor relations, mergers & acquisition, business integration and project management.
Until this appointment, Nwaghodoh was at different times the Group Financial Controller, Group Chief Compliance Officer and Head, Performance Management in the United Bank for Africa Plc.”

UBA stock is currently trading at N 2.00/share.

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   Anonymous

   February 8, 2012 at 6:31 am

   ·                                 NIGERIAN PLEASE STOP CORRUPTION AND MAKE THIS COUNTRY GOOD .Let it be known that Nigeria has always been seen as a country of hope for many, I am not sure if it is a country of destiny for all. It is only in Nigeria that Civil Servants comes millionaires, it is also a nation that promotes selection of candidates rather than election. By adopting this kind of anti social corrupt practices, people of dubious character eventually come into politics through the back door. If the nation can have the right people at the right place, at the right time, within the right environment with the right resources, the nation could be transformed from failed state to a state of destiny. Nigeria is seen as a church and generator economy, in this case, underdevelopment will not only spread, likewise stability will be impossible.The countries our leaders do oil business call us Fools .Imagine when a business analylist was speaking on emirate news that “Days of free oil is gone ,with the introduction of regulations countries becoming smarter and wiser”.The way out is to force those who stole Nigeria money to be call to order and put in place some preventive measures with heavy consequences for anybody that is guilty of any malpractices to defraud the nation.Once again, leadership without dynamism of anti-corrupt measures, will prevent nation building and it will be impossible to speak of peace and development. Good luck Nigeria.