The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC) has announced significant changes to its board and top management team, with the removal of Umar Ajia and Oritsemeiwa Ison from the positions of Chief Financial Officer and Executive Vice President (Upstream) respectively.
In his place, NNPCL has appointed Isiaku Abdullahi as the new Executive Vice President for Downstream and Udobong Ntiya as EVC (Upstream).
Also, according to Adedapo, the former EVP (Downstream) has been named Chief Financial Officer.
NNPC said in statement on Wednesday night that the appointments are aimed at enhancing corporate governance and operational efficiency, reflecting NNPC's commitment to long-term success in Nigeria's energy sector.
“The Board of Directors of NNPC Limited is pleased to announce a series of strategic leadership appointments,” the statement said. These changes reflect our continued dedication to enhancing our corporate
Improving governance, operational efficiency, and ensuring long-term success in Nigeria's energy sector.
“The following key appointments have been made: 1. Mr Adedapo A. Segun has been appointed as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Segun previously served as Executive Vice President of Downstream, where he served
Significant contribution to the downstream operations of the company. Isiaku Abdullahi has been named Executive Vice President (EVP) of Downstream.
“Udobong Ntiya has been appointed Executive Vice President (EVP) of Upstream.
These appointments are in line with NNPC Limited's commitment to building an integrated and capable leadership team to enhance operational excellence and support the strategic objectives of the organization.
“The Board and Management also express their deep appreciation to Umar Ajia and Oritsemeiwa A Ison for their outstanding dedication and service to NNPC Limited.
NNPC Limited is committed to achieving operational excellence, enhancing global competitiveness and ensuring financial sustainability while prioritizing the interests of the Nigerian public in the petroleum industry.
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