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NIMN inaugurates tribunal to check activities of quack marketers

Daily Post Nigeria Published The National Institute of Marketing of Nigeria (NIMN) has inaugurated an eight-man disciplinary tribunal/ investigating panel to look into the activities of quacks marketers in the country. The 8-man panel is chaired by Ify Uraih, and has its members Prince Femi Oyewole, Onyekachi Onubogu; Mrs. Evelyn Nwosu; Mr. Chidiebere Nwankpa; Mr. Adebowale Adebayo and Prof. Mike Ikup The tribunal was set up in accordance with Part V of the 2003 Act of the Institute. Meanwhile, NIMN has said that the role of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in post COVID-19 world will be the centre of discussion at its Annual Marketing Conference (AMC) scheduled to hold later in May.

We ve laid solid foundation for NINM - Agenmonmen

We’ve laid solid foundation for NINM – Agenmonmen On Kindly Share This Story: The role of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in post-COVID-19 era will be the centre of discussion at the Annual Marketing Conference (AMC) of the National Institute of Marketing of Nigeria (NIMN) scheduled to hold later in May, president of the institute, Tony Agenmonmen has said. Addressing journalists in Lagos ahead of the Conference where a new President will be elected, Mr Agenmonmen said under his leadership, the institute has laid a solid foundation for marketing professionals in the country. “This will be my last AMC as President and Chairman of Council of our great Institute. Therefore, I will also use the occasion to present my stewardship for the slightly over 4 years that I have had the privilege of leading my colleagues in Council, to lay a solid foundation and an irreversible growth for the Institute,” he said.

HOPE, OMOOBA SHYLLON SEES, IN THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES

ART-ICLES Here is the first rule before Omooba Yemisi Shyllon’s stately presence: the interviewer, poised with his pen and notebook, must have his wits about him. Otherwise, chances are that he risked losing the thread of this conversation. For it is the portly 68-year-old’s stock in trade to be both eclectic and encyclopaedic in his discussion of any subject matter. True, his renown as Nigeria’s – if not Africa’s – leading art patron may be more often talked about in the media. Still, his polymathic credentials – burnished by his membership of the Nigerian Bar Association as well as his being a fellow of such professional bodies as the National Institute of Marketing of Nigeria, Institute of Directors- Nigeria, Nigerian Institute of Management, Chartered Institute of Stock Brokers, Nigerian Society of Engineers and the Chartered Institute of Marketing of the UK – tend to assert themselves in the course of a prolonged conversation.

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