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Thursday, September 05, 2019

Zenith Bank Chairman Jim Ovia Withdraws From The World Economic Forum Holding In South Africa..

Founder/Chairman of Zenith Bank Plc, Mr. Jim Ovia has withdrawn from further activities at the World Economic Forum Africa 2019, taking place in Cape Town, South Africa.






He has withdrawn because of the hypersensitivity of the issues surrounding the lives and well-being of Nigerian citizens living in South Africa and to contribute his voice against the poor state of security regarding foreign nationals living in Africa, the


Before taking his exit, Mr. Ovia stressed the need for youth empowerment and better government policies to curb continual attacks on persons living within and outside Africa. He belaboured that until positive change towards collective growth happens on this front, the continent would not reach its potential.



Mr. Ovia added that full support should be rendered in vocational education of the young persons living in not just Nigeria but Africa. According to him, the Jim Ovia Foundation has taken up a stance on this issue, having empowered over 3,500 students and entrepreneurs since its inception. He called on other members of the private sector to join hands and solve this menace plaguing the African continent.

17 comments:

  1. all of you should withdaw all activites holding in south africa.

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  2. Am sure he has been threatened. Why will he go in the first place

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    1. It’s even a lie! He sat there with Oby. The picture is everywhere on Twitter. Yeye dey smell.

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  3. Who withdrew? He attended with Oby Ezekwesili. They were pictured together 🙄

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    1. 9:46am, yes they were there but he has withdrawn now.

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  4. He shouldn't have attended that event, Shioor.

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    1. He shouldn't at all...Oby, you fall hand big time.

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  5. He has sold his market. Na guy man

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  6. Both him and obiageli Ezekwesili are nothing but sellouts! He has finished promoting his bank and has come here to form pulling out. If only Nigerians who bank with zenith start moving their monies to other banks to teach him a lesson!

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  7. Anon Stella is not slow. Read the body of the post. It says "withdraw further activities" meaning he attended but won't continue.

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  8. In other news... Airpeace has volunteered an aircraft from tomorrow for free flights back to the country.
    God bless you Chief Onyeama.

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    1. Will they agree to come back to Nigeria?

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    2. Swag it's a good sign of goodwill and speaks volumes. Don't be surprised some might want to come back.

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  9. Together we will send a strong message to them.

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  10. Until blood dey comot from head
    Before una go free say Agbero dey fight!

    Warning signs dey load before now

    Docility package citizens like Asoebi and leadership dey form "e no concern me"


    Hand no go spare them ooooo
    It will come to pass
    Just watch and see

    Pickin wey say Im mama no go sleep
    Im no go sleep

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  11. Only Chief Allen Onyeama of Airpeace has take a solid step so far to help Nigerians in Xenophobic South Africa! Bravo!!👍

    The rest are tweeting and talking. No action!

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