Learn Africa Plc Board Director Retirement – September 2026
Learn Africa Plc has filed a corporate action announcing the retirement of Mrs. Egbichi Akinsanya, an Independent Non-Executive Director, from its Board of Directors effective 22nd September 2026. The filing details her contributions to the company and was submitted through DCSL Corporate Services Limited, the company's secretary.
Learn Africa Plc (NGX: LEARNAFRICA), Nigeria's largest educational publisher, has disclosed a change to its Board of Directors following the retirement of Mrs. Egbichi Akinsanya, an Independent Non-Executive Director, effective 22nd September 2026.
The announcement, dated 22nd September 2026 and filed on the NGX on 23rd September 2026, was made through the company's secretary, DCSL Corporate Services Limited.
According to the filing, Mrs. Akinsanya played a notable role in developing the company's policies and in establishing what the Board describes as a robust organisational structure. The Board stated that her contributions provided a foundation for the company's growth and development, and extended its gratitude for her service and strategic guidance.
No replacement or successor director was announced in this filing.
Learn Africa Plc was incorporated in August 1961 and has been listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange since 23rd July 1996. The company holds a catalogue of over 5,000 titles and employs 185 staff across Nigeria. It was originally established as a subsidiary of the Longman Group (UK) Limited, now part of Pearson Education Limited.
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