Premium Pension Holds its 59th Board Meeting in Lagos
A cross-section of members of the Board and Executive Management led by the Board Chairman, Arc. Yunusa Yakubu at the meeting.
In its strategy aimed at recognizing the competence of the regional spread of the company in discharging its onerous responsibility for effective management in the administration of pension geared towards satisfying its numerous customers countrywide, the Board of Directors of Premium Pension Limited held its 59th meeting at its ultra-modern Lagos Island regional office, located at Awolowo Road, Ikoyi recently.
A statement by the company’s Head, Corporate Communication, Aliyu Muhammed Ali, said the meeting was first of its kind outside the corporate head office of the company based in Abuja.
It stated that the meeting was attended by all members of the board and executive management of the company led by the Chairman Arc. Yunusa Yakubu.
Members of the Board and Executive Management led by the Board Chairman, Arc. Yunusa Yakubu in a group photograph shortly after the meeting.
“The company explained that the development is part of the Premium Pension’s commitment towards recognizing with its numerous clients residing and working on and around the Island. “We are bringing relationship closer to our clients and providing environment for them to experience our premium services” said the Chief Executive Officer Mr. Umar Sanda Mairami.
“Mr. Mairami further said that “there is no gainsaying the fact that the business of pension fund administration is delicate and tasking especially with regard to the required technical input. But our capacity and level of preparedness and alertness is not in question.” The office of the new Executive Director Business Development South & Strategy Mrs. Kemi Oluwashina is also located within the precinct of the Lagos Island regional office.
“Premium Pension Limited is a licensed Pension Fund Administrator Company which started operations in the year 2005, with current Assets under Management (AUM) in excess of N570 Billion, “ the statement concluded.
