Chief Adekunle Ojora (born 1932) is a Nigerian business executive who was chairman of the board of AGIP Nigeria Limited from 1971 until it was acquired by Unipetrol in 2002. He began a career as a journalist with BBC in the early 1950s, in 1962 he became an executive of UAC and in the 1970s, he began to invest in a number of foreign firms in Nigeria.[1]
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Chief AdekunleOjora (born 1932) is a Nigerian business executive who was chairman of the board of AGIP Nigeria Limited from 1971 until it was acquired...
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board, before dying in 1966. The chairman from 1967 to 1973 was Oloye AdekunleOjora, formerly of the United Africa Company, who later became a highly successful...
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