NPA appoints new general managers, others

The Nigerian Ports Authority has announced the new appointment and redeployment of General Managers.

The agency said that the move was geared towards repositioning the NPA for greater efficiency and renewed contribution to the national economy.

While disclosing this on Friday in a post through its official X account, the NPA said the appointees would support the Managing Director, Dr. Abubakar Dantsoho, to ensure effective administration.

Dantsoho said the appointments represent NPA’s deliberate strategy to deploy the wealth of experience of the appointees to national advantage.

“The appointment, which takes immediate effect reorganised some divisions to align with the direction of the Federal Ministry of Marine & Blue Economy,” Dantsoho stated.

Giving details of the appointment, he explained that Dr. Chinwe Nwokolo, Hadiza Sani, and Mr. Babatunde Gbotolorun would be retained as General Managers of the Medical, Abuja Liason, and Information Communication Technology Division, respectively.

Dantsoho added that Mr. Ikechukwu Onyemekara would assume the role of the General Manager Corporate & Strategic Communications Division.

Other appointees named to head various divisions include Jerome Angyunwe, Richard Unde, Mukhtar Isa, Mr Anthony Edosomswan, Mr Dapo Adekunle, Mr Victor Gofwan, Mr Rabiu Dambatta, Mrs Priscilla Maduka, Mrs Sarah Ballah among others.

Credit: Punch

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