Other recipients are the former PDP chairman, Senator Ahmadu Ali, Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo state, Hajiya Zainab Maina and Professor Anthony Obioha among other top dignitaries who were honoured by the institution.
According to the chief Learning Advisor/ CEO of ABS, Dr Goddy Idaminabo the First Lady and other recipients were called to ABS Hall of Fame following their conferment of fellowship of the school by the governing council and board of fellows.
He said ABS was poised to grooming an army of management gurus who could match the intercontinental antinodes for the benefits of intercontinental development. “Developments in the commercial world have been accompanied by an increased array of opportunities for professional certificates and corporate and business administrations are areas in which funding of cutting edge academic research tend to be reflected rapidly in business practice,” he said.
Dr Idaminabo observed that the world of corporate business is becoming increasingly complex therefore the possession of up to date specialist knowledge and the ability to respond rapidly to business changing environment are vital to attributes for those who wish to develop a successful career.
He noted that “our reputation for professional teaching excellence and track records of international excellence in practice put ABS in a strong position to develop the skills and competence required for successful corporate and private businesses.” He said with branches in London, South Africa, Cameroun and Dubai the institution is regarded as the best business school in the continent and highly respected by its professional fellows.
The CEO noted that the institutions aim is to take the very best candidates and help them to fulfill their professional career ambitions by reaching the highest level of management, starting their own businesses, or taking a career break to develop their personal and managerial skills.
