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I chose accounting because I wanted financial success – Coronation Registrars Limited CEO, Owoturo

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The Chief Executive Officer of Coronation Registrars Limited, Oluseyi Owoturo, speaks with NAOMI CHIMA, about his career and other issues What prompted your entry into the capital market? Growing up, I always wanted to be an engineer. I was fascinated by electronics and used to take apart radios and other gadgets just to understand how Read More: https://punchng.com/i-chose-accounting-because-i-wanted-financial-success-coronation-registrars-limited-ceo-owoturo/

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