Jonathan Sacks Executive Secretary, Nigeria Investment Promotion Council (NIPC), Saratu Umar
News just reaching from AIT studios inform that President Goodluck Jonathan has sacked another political appointee. President Jonathan ...
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News just reaching from AIT studios inform that President Goodluck Jonathan has sacked another political appointee.
President Jonathan around 1pm on Monday sacked Executive Secretary, Nigeria Investment Promotion Council (NIPC), Saratu Umar.
The president immediately replaced the our-going Saratu with Uju Hassan-Baba who will be working as as acting Executive Secretary.
Since Buhari has been declared winner of the 2015 presidential elections, President Jonathan has gone on a sacking and appointment spree.
The outgoing president sacked inspector-general of Police, Sulieman Abba and appointed in his place Solomon Arase. Jonathan also sacked the Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Mr. Abdullahi and has approved the appointment of Sanusi Lamido Ado Bayero.
Jonathan has also sacked Gbenga Elegbeleye, the director general of the National Sports Commission (NSC). The president meanwhile appointed close ally, Peter Obi as the new Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
President Jonathan around 1pm on Monday sacked Executive Secretary, Nigeria Investment Promotion Council (NIPC), Saratu Umar.
The president immediately replaced the our-going Saratu with Uju Hassan-Baba who will be working as as acting Executive Secretary.
Since Buhari has been declared winner of the 2015 presidential elections, President Jonathan has gone on a sacking and appointment spree.
The outgoing president sacked inspector-general of Police, Sulieman Abba and appointed in his place Solomon Arase. Jonathan also sacked the Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Mr. Abdullahi and has approved the appointment of Sanusi Lamido Ado Bayero.
Jonathan has also sacked Gbenga Elegbeleye, the director general of the National Sports Commission (NSC). The president meanwhile appointed close ally, Peter Obi as the new Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
