President Tinubu unveils new executive directors to energize TCN
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In a strategic move to amplify the nation’s electricity supply, President Bola Tinubu has greenlit the appointment of four seasoned professionals to spearhead the transformative agenda of the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN).
These dynamic leaders will steer the TCN ship for the next four years, promising a new era of efficiency and innovation in the power sector.
President Tinubu’s commitment to revolutionize Nigeria’s power landscape is evidenced by the meticulous selection of individuals whose expertise aligns seamlessly with the challenges at hand. The quartet of executives, appointed with a renewable term of four years, brings a wealth of experience and proficiency to key facets of TCN operations.
Engineer Oluwagbenga E.A. Ajiboye – Executive Director, Transmission Service Provider
With a background steeped in engineering prowess, Ajiboye is poised to elevate the Transmission Service Provider role, ensuring a seamless flow of electricity through the national power grid.
Engineer Nafisatu Asabe Ali – Executive Director, Independent System Operations
Ali’s expertise in independent system operations positions her as a linchpin in maintaining the reliability and stability of the power system, a critical aspect for an uninterrupted energy supply.
Ochije Ogini Chukwuka – Executive Director, Finance & Accounts
Chukwuka’s financial acumen will be instrumental in navigating the fiscal intricacies of TCN, providing a solid foundation for sustainable growth and development.
Abiodun Foluso Afolabi – Executive Director, Human Resources & Corporate Services
Afolabi’s leadership in human resources promises a focus on fostering a skilled and motivated workforce, essential for TCN’s operational excellence and corporate growth.
President Tinubu, through Chief Ajuri Ngelale, the Special Adviser to the President on Media & Publicity, expressed confidence in the appointed executives’ abilities to actualize his administration’s ambitious energy vision. The expectation is clear: unwavering commitment to service excellence and the delivery of reliable power to the Nigerian populace.
As Nigeria braces for a power sector renaissance, the spotlight is now on these appointed leaders to transform TCN into a dynamic force, driving the nation toward an electrifying future.