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FG appoints five new directors, GM for NCAA

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February 28, 2017
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NCAAThe federal government has appointed five new directors and one general manager for the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA).
A statement by Sam Adurogboye, the general manager, public relations of NCAA, said their appointment was with immediate effect.
Nine directors were last week relieved of their appointment but two of them – Adamu Abdullahi and Sasegbon – were recalled.
The new directors and their designations are as follows:

  • Edem Oyo-Ita, director of air transport regulations
    Ahmed Abbas Sanusi, director, human resources and administration
    Bilikisu Adamu Sani, director of finance and accounts
    Odunowo Tayyib Adetunji, director of aerodrome and airspace standards
    Ita Awak, director of airworthiness standards
    Lawrence Mathew Kwajok, general manager, air navigational standards

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