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PDP Chieftain, Tony Anenih’s Son Slumps, Dies at Ikoyi Club In Lagos

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Son of Peoples’ Democratic Party ( PDP) chieftain, Chief Tony Anenih, Eugene slumped and died on Sunday at the Ikoyi Club in Lagos.


 

Until his death, Mr. E. E. Anenih was the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Nova Finance & Securities Limited.

This fifteen (15) years Investment Banking Experience personnel, was formerly the Head of Corporate Finance and Treasury Operations at A and Hatman Ltd before moving on to Nova Finance & Securities Limited as Chief Executive Officer.

He was an authorized Dealing Clerk of the Nigerian Stock Exchange and an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers.

Eugene holds a Bachelors of Science Degree in Biochemistry from the great University of Benin. He also attended the Programme for Management Development (PMD) at Harvard. An alumus of the Harvard business School.

He also attended several courses in capital Market Internationally including Capital Equity appraisals suite courses with the New York Institute of Finance, New York.

Strategic valuations on equities with Euromoney.

He has led Nova Finance & Securities Limited on several issues in advisory roles and primary market just to mention but a few.

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