President Bola Tinubu has rejigged his list of nominees for the South-East Development Commission (SEDC) board, replacing the initial nominee for chairmanship, Hon. Emeka Atuma, with Dr Emeka Nworgu.
According to a statement by his spokesman, Bayo Onanuga, on Saturday, the President replaced all the three executive directors initially nominated and named two additional executive directors for the management of thr interventionist commission.
The President also removed one of the board members, Donatus Eyinnah Nwankpa.
However, Hon. Mark C. Okoye retains his position as the Commission’s Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer on the 16-member board, one more member than the initial board.
The new executive director for finance is Stanley Ohajuruka, who replaced Anthony Ugbo in the first list.
Toby Okechukwu is the new executive director of projects. He replaces Obinna Obiekweihe. Chief Sylvester Okonkwo is now the executive director of corporate services, replacing Dr Daniel Ikechukwu Ugwuja.
The two nominated executive directors without a portfolio are Chidi Echeazu and Dr Clifford Ogbede.
The President retained Barr. Ugochukwu H. Agballah, Hon. Okey Ezenwa, Chief Hyacinth Ikpor, Barr. Ifeanyi Agwu, Nasiru Usman and Hamma Adama Ali Kumo.
The other nominees retained are Edward David Onoja, Orure Kufre Inima and Chief (Mrs.) Joke Adebayo-Chukwuma
“All the nominations are subject to Senate confirmation.
“President Tinubu expects the new nominees, as pioneers, to use their wealth of experience and expertise to actualise the Commission’s mandate and develop the South East region,” Onanuga stated.
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