Mr. Akin Kekere-Ekun

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  MR. AKIN KEKERE-EKUN DIRECTOR

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  said Akin Kekere-Ekun, Chairman of the company at the occasion.

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  HOME>> NEWS & EVENTS >>Kekere-Ekun steps down, Zakariya'u appointed EDL Chairman
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  KEKERE-EKUN STEPS DOWN, ZAKARIYA'U APPOINTED EDL CHAIRMAN
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  At the meeting, the Chairman, Board of Directors, Mr Akin Kekere-Ekun, OFR announced his resignation from the Board of EDL, having given notice of his retirement as the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Habib Nigeria Bank Limited.
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  Mr Kekere-Ekun was appointed as the Chairman of EDL on 1st July, 2000 and during his tenure, the company witnessed significant growth.PBT increased by 164% from =N=155.47 million in 1999 to =N=411.49 million in 2004.Shareholders funds grew from =N=383.67 million to =N=1.416 billion representing an increase of 269% while Gross Earnings went up from =N=749 million in 1999 to =N=2,369 billion in 2004, a 215% increment.
  
  The Chairman designate, Alhaji Bala Zakariya'u is the longest serving current director of the company after Mr Kekere-Ekun, having been appointed to the Board on 27th August, 1997.He has served as the Chairman of the Finance and General Purpose Committee, the only Board Committee since 27th June, 2000.

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  Published on: 1/19/2004    Last Visited: 8/22/2004  

  Mr. Akin Kekere-Ekun, the company's chairman said the new capital base would position the company against challenges ahead and enhance its wealth creation capabilities.Since it started operation as the second discount house to be licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria on July 28, 1993, Express Discount has embarked on a steady build-up of its share capital. "Our current performance reflects positive futuristic signals to induce a focused disposition for implementing strategic initiatives.With increased capital capacity engendered by both regulatory and business imperatives, EDL stands firm to weather the storm in its competitive environment," Kekere-Ekun said.Describing the current profit level as strong, he attributed the improvement in the company's gross income to better customer patronage.Although the company's balance sheet during the period under review grew by10 per cent to N26.08 billion, he noted that the marginal increase is in line with the Central Bank of Nigeria's tight monetary policy."Our financial results are indicative of positive progress in the consolidation phase of the company's overall repositioning efforts," he said."As it step into its tenth year of operation, EDL shall not only strive to consolidate and build upon its expanding reputation but devise even better strategies for growth to underscore its dependability as a solid financial institution." He noted that in the review year, Express Discount adopted a new organizational strategy to deepen its activities and expand potential for innovative and effective service delivery.

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  Chairman of the Technical Committee of the National Council on Privatisation (NCP), Mr. Akin Kekereekun, who presided over the event described Folio's offer as "substantially below what we have as reserved price "while calling for a second round of offer for the newspaper conglomerate.
  
  However, Folio, in a dramatic twist in the second round, astronomically pushed up its bid, prompting Kekereekun to note that "it is always good to ask for more like Oliver Twist."
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  Declaring the result of the bid, Kekereekun noted that "giving what I know and given the bids, I am in a position to declare Folio Communications as the preferred bidder for DTN Plc and Mindspring Communication as the reserved bidder.
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  Kekereekun, who nullified Rusal's offer, however, cautioned BFI Group not to regard itself as having won technically because its $280 million was below reserved price for the organisation.

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  Published on: 6/21/2004    Last Visited: 6/21/2004  

  Also at the financial bidding for Delta Steel company, Aladja in Abuja at the weekend, chairman of the Technical Committee of the National Council on Privatisation, Mr. Akin Kekere-Ekun told to the gathering that government had finally accepted BFI Group as preferred bidder for ALSCON and efforts were in top gear to invite officials of the company for negotiation and final conclusion of the deal.

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  Kindle drives home advantage in Nigeria - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/20/2000    Last Visited: 6/1/2006  

  Citing his bank's key reasons for selecting Kindle as its incumbent banking software supplier, Mr. Akin Kekere-Ekun, managing director/CEO of Habib Nigeria Bank said; "The user-friendly nature of the software and its operating environment, together with Kindle's impressive track record and support capabilities were important attributes which singled Kindle out ahead of the competition."

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  Kindle drives home advantage in Nigeria - [Cached Version]
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  Citing his bank's key reasons for selecting Kindle as its incumbent banking software supplier, Mr. Akin Kekere-Ekun, managing director/CEO of Habib Nigeria Bank said; "The user-friendly nature of the software and its operating environment, together with Kindle's impressive track record and support capabilities were important attributes which singled Kindle out ahead of the competition."

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  List of Banks and Managing Directors - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/16/2004    Last Visited: 11/16/2004  

  Mr. Akin Kekere-Ekun, OFRManaging Director/Chief Executive,

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  Chairman of the Technical Committee of the National Council on Privatisation (NCP), Mr. Akin Kekere-Ekun, told them that there hadn't been any seriousness in their bid to acquire the property after opening their initial price, and therefore gave them 30 minutes within which they could review their bids.He announced that even the N274.55 million bid price of the First Stock Brokers was less than the reserved bid price and that it was not automatic for the company to be sold the house by the NCP.

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