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NiRA Annual General Meeting Holds Today

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NiRA Annual General Meeting Holds Today
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The Nigeria Internet Registration Association (NiRA) holds her eight annual general meeting today in Lagos. Speaking on the AGM, Sunday Folayan, NiRA’s president said, “At the inception of my tenure…


The Nigeria Internet Registration Association (NiRA) holds her eight annual general meeting today in Lagos.

Speaking on the AGM, Sunday Folayan, NiRA’s president said, “At the inception of my tenure as NiRA President, I made the commitment that we will increase our outreach and improve the quality of registration and membership services at NiRA. I am sure you will agree with me that we have walked the talk.

“We will hold the 8th Annual General Meeting (AGM) tomorrow, 29th April 2016, at the NiRA Office Complex. This is the first AGM I will be presiding over as your President. I am sure you are ready to join us tomorrow, to direct the affairs of our dear organization.

“Looking back in the last year, all I see is progress, support and commitments of unified entities. As we hold this 8th AGM, it is important for us to note the following:

The agenda show that the Annual Report and Audited Financial Statements for the year ended December 31, 2015 together with the report of the Auditor thereon, would be presented.

The Business Plan and Budget for the financial year ending December 31, 2016 would be presented.

The election of a Member of the Executive Board of Directors for a vacant post will take place, among other items on the agenda.

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