President of Nigeria Approved the appointment

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President Bola Ham and Tinubu has approved the appointment of the Board members of the midstream and Downstream Gas infrastructure fund (MDGIF)

The special advise of the president on media publicity Ajuri
 Negelale disclosed this in a statement on Friday morningGistme
 
 By Moruf Akanbi




Ngelale said that Tinubu mandated the appointees to discharge their duties by uphol sawding the highest standards of transparency, discipline, and patriotism.

He said those virtues were in line with the administration’s drive to enhance the role of the gas sector in achieving robust and inclusive economic growth for Nigeria.

The appointees are MDGIF Governing Council Chairman – Minister of State, Petroleum Resources (Gas), Ekperikpe Ekpo; MDGIF Executive Director – Mr Oluwole Adama and MDGIF Governing Council Secretary, Mr  Joseph Tolorunshe.

Mr Farouk Ahmed is the NMDPRA Chief Executive, with representatives of the Central Bank of Nigeria and the Federal Ministry of Finance as part of the board.

The three MDGIF Independent Members of the Board are Ms Amina Maina (North-East), Mr Edet David Ubong (South-South), and Mr Tajudeen Bolaji Musa (South-West). 

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Wit all this approve of the president Itunubu will favor the youths and the economic?
January 14, 2024 at 9:50 PM
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