These responsibilities would extend far beyond palace walls, shaping institutions, communities, and the very ethos of corporate Nigeria. His reporting was underscored by a profound respect for truth and clarity, qualities that would later inform his approach to corporate governance and public service. From managing urban investment portfolios to overseeing maritime enterprise, lifelines of trade, Ojora was shaping frameworks that would influence generations. Amid all this, he emerged as a staunch advocate for corporate governance. Long before governance became boardroom jargon, Ojora championed accountability, transparency, and fiduciary responsibility; principles that would later underpin Nigeria’s corporate reform movements.

Source: The Guardian January 31, 2026 01:11 UTC