In a strategic move aimed at restructuring and repositioning critical agencies of the Federal Government, President Bola Tinubu has taken decisive action by dismissing two top executives.
The objective behind this initiative is to safeguard the rights of Nigerian consumers and fortify the foundation for enhanced contributions to the nation's economy by key growth-enabling institutions.
The dismissed Chief Executive Officers are:
1. Mr. Babatunde Irukera — EVC/CEO, Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC)
2. Mr. Alexander Ayoola Okoh — Director-General/CEO, Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE)
President Tinubu's decision underscores the commitment to creating a more effective and responsive framework within these critical agencies. The restructuring aims to ensure the protection of consumer rights and foster a conducive environment for growth-contributing institutions.
The two dismissed Chief Executives have been instructed to hand over their responsibilities to the next most senior officer in their respective agencies, pending the appointment of new Chief Executive Officers. The immediate effect of their removal from office signals a swift implementation of the President's directive.
As the Federal Government moves forward with these changes, it reflects a proactive approach to strengthening and optimizing key institutions for the benefit of the Nigerian people. The upcoming appointments will be closely monitored as part of the broader strategy to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of these crucial agencies. Stay tuned for further developments on this impactful restructuring initiative.
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