Tinubu Makes Fresh Appointments (Full List)

President Bola Tinubu has appointed new board members for the Family Homes Funds Limited (FHFL).

Naija News reports that the Special Adviser to the President on media and publicity, Ajuri Ngelale, made this known in a statement on Tuesday.

Tinubu said the appointment is in furtherance of efforts by the federal government to consolidate activities aimed at energizing the growth opportunities within the real estate sector.

The new members of the board are expected to deploy their expertise, experience, and commitment to steer the Family Homes Funds towards achieving its mandate of driving growth and development in the real estate sector.

Those appointed includes;

(1) Mr. Demola Adebise – Board Chairman

(2) Mr. Abdul Muttalab – Chief Executive Officer/Managing Director

(3) Mr. Abdullahi Musa – Executive Director (Finance)

(4) Mr. Emeka Henry Inegbu – Executive Director (Operations)

(5) Representative of the Ministry of Finance Incorporated – (Non-Executive Director)

(6) Representative of the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) – (Non-Executive Director)

(7) Mr. Sam Okagbue – (Non-Executive Director)

(8) Mr. Musa Ahmed – (Non-Executive Director)

(9) Dr. Eniang Nkang – (Non-Executive Director)

(10) Ms. Bilkisu Usman – (Non-Executive Director).

Insecurity: Tinubu Told To Sack Ribadu, Matawalle, Others

Meanwhile, a member of the House of Representatives, Abdulsamad Dasuki, has urged President Bola Tinubu to sack all his security-related appointees from the northern region of the country.

The lawmaker made the call while contributing to a debate on the level of insecurity in the country, including the recent suicide bombings in Borno State.

Dasuki in his contribution, said President Tinubu appointed several northerners into the security sector so that they can take care of insecurity in the North, but they have all failed to live up to expectation.

He said after about ten months in office without justifying the reason for their appointments, they should be made scapegoats.