Members of the nation’s marketing body, the National Institute of Marketing of Nigeria (NIMN), who have not been meeting their statutory financial obligations, may be sanctioned by the institute’s council, as part of its strategies at repositioning the professional body.
Giving an inkling of the impending action at the end of a retreat organized for the institute’s council and some chairmen of state chapters in Lagos recently, the newly-elected president of the institute, Mr. Idorenyen Enang, stated that the council would soon begin to invoke the relevant law, regarding non-financial members of the institute.
According to him, one of the requirements of being a bonafide member of the institute remains the level of such member’s financial commitment, adding that no individual would, henceforth, be regarded as a bonafide member of the institute without being financially committed.
“There is nothing radical about the step we are taking regarding this. It is written in the…
Source: Guardian Newspaper
