Tayo Orekoya, CEO of Pearl Awards, has sustained the recognition platform for 30 years. He described the award as a trusted advocate for excellence, transparency, and sustainable value creation in the Nigerian capital market. In this interview, Orekoya, who wants to extend the award beyond the shores of Nigeria, says the Nigerian capital market is benefiting from ongoing economic reforms and digital innovation. Daniel Obi brings the excerpts.
Congratulations on keeping PEARL Awards for 30 years. Kindly remind us about the concept, the journey and the secrets of sustaining PEARL Awards these years.
The PEARL Awards were established in 1995 with a clear vision—to promote excellence, transparency, and shareholder value creation in Nigeria’s capital market through objective performance measurement and recognition. Over the last three decades, the awards have evolved into one of the most respected capital market institutions in Nigeria, recognising quoted companies that consistently deliver superior returns and
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