Wale Tinubu shames detractors
In the last three years, Jubril Adewale Tinubu has faced serious entrepreneurial tests that if not for his innate leadership skills and ability to navigate through hard times he should have been swept off by the storm directed at him. With the change affecting global oil prices across the globe and the inclement business climate owing largely to the outbreak of COVID-19, the oil magnate proved to the world that he is a master in the game. Tinubu was able to pull through the travails unruffled as his detractors are now being put to shame over the recent conclusion of the much anticipated Oando’s 42nd Annual General Meeting and the mutual out-of-court settlement between the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Oando.
JAT, as he is fondly called within the social circle, could be described as a warrior, who has survived many wars that would have ordinarily consumed a lily-livered both in business as well as politics. Despite the doleful experience, the trained lawyer was able to sustain Oando among the leading oil and gas firms and also put smiles on the face of investors.
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He has also succeeded in engraving his name in the hearts of the company’s shareholders with his business wizardry.
Last Tuesday the GCEO was commended as he also received a vote of confidence from shareholders at the company’s 42nd Annual General Meeting at the Wings Office Complex, Victoria Island, Lagos.
The company’s AGM comes in the wake of an out-of-court settlement with the SEC who hitherto, suspended the company’s AGM in 2019.
The shareholders further encouraged Tinubu- led management to keep up the good work and focus on creating value for shareholders. Tinubu and his hardworking team are working aggressively to maintain a trend of positive results reflected in higher production and profit after tax.
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