President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (BAT) has made significant appointments by approving the selection of prominent individuals to serve as Special Advisers, as announced in a statement released by the director of information at the state house, Abiodun Oladunjoye.
In this move, Tinubu has entrusted Dele Alake with the role of Special Adviser on Special Duties, Communications, and Strategy, recognizing his expertise in these areas. Alake’s wealth of experience is expected to contribute to the effective implementation of the president’s agenda.
Nuhu Ribadu, the former chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), has been appointed as the Special Adviser on Security. This appointment reflects Ribadu’s commendable track record in law enforcement and his commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of the nation.
Additionally, Wale Edun, an accomplished professional, has been named the Special Adviser on Monetary Policies. Edun’s extensive knowledge of economic matters is anticipated to strengthen the president’s team in formulating and implementing sound monetary policies that promote economic growth and stability.
The list of appointees also includes Yau Darazo, who will serve as the Special Adviser on Political and Intergovernmental Affairs, bringing his expertise in navigating political landscapes and fostering effective intergovernmental relationships.
Zachaeus Adedeji has been appointed as the Special Adviser on Revenue, responsible for devising strategies to optimize revenue generation for the government. His proven track record in financial management makes him well-suited for this crucial role.
John Ugochukwu Uwajumogu has been entrusted with the position of Special Adviser on Industry, Trade, and Investment. Uwajumogu’s extensive experience in these sectors is expected to contribute to the formulation of policies that spur industrial growth, attract investments, and enhance trade relations.
Olu Verheijen, a seasoned professional in the energy sector, has been appointed as the Special Adviser on Energy. His expertise will play a vital role in ensuring the country’s energy needs are met, while exploring avenues for renewable energy development and environmental sustainability.
Salma Ibrahim Anas has been selected as the Special Adviser on Health. With her background in healthcare management, Anas will provide strategic guidance in improving the nation’s healthcare systems and addressing critical health challenges.
President Tinubu’s choice of these highly accomplished individuals reflects his commitment to assembling a competent and diverse team that can effectively tackle key issues facing the nation. The appointment of eight Special Advisers across crucial portfolios signals the president’s determination to drive positive change and achieve sustainable development in various sectors.
