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Elohor Aiboni Takes the Helm as Executive Vice President and Country Chair, Nigeria

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Elohor Aiboni makes history as the first woman and Nigerian to lead Shell’s operations as Executive Vice President and Country Chair, Nigeria. Read More: https://punchng.com/elohor-aiboni-takes-the-helm-as-executive-vice-president-and-country-chair-nigeria/

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