President Bola Tinubu has announced the appointment of eight individuals as special advisers, according to a statement from the State House Director of Information, Abiodun Oladunjoye, News About Nigeria reports.
The newly appointed special advisers include Dele Alake, who will serve as the Special Adviser for Special Duties, Communications, and Strategy.
Yau Darazo has been appointed as the Special Adviser on Political and Intergovernmental Affairs.
Tinubu has also selected Nuhu Ribadu as his Special Adviser on Security, while Wale Edun will take on the role of Special Adviser on Monetary Policies.
In addition, Olu Verheijen has been appointed as the Special Adviser on Energy, and Zachaeus Adedeji will serve as the Special Adviser on Revenue.
The remaining appointments include John Uwajumogu as the Special Adviser for Industry, Trade, and Investment, and Salma Anas as the Special Adviser for Health.
The statement emphasized that these appointments will take effect immediately.
The appointments cover a wide range of areas, including communications, political affairs, security, monetary policies, energy, revenue, industry, trade, and investment, as well as health.
Dele Alake’s appointment as the Special Adviser for Special Duties, Communications, and Strategy underscores the importance of effective communication and strategic planning within the administration.
Yau Darazo’s role as the Special Adviser on Political and Intergovernmental Affairs highlights the significance of intergovernmental cooperation and political considerations in policymaking.
Nuhu Ribadu’s appointment as the Special Adviser on Security indicates a focus on addressing security challenges and ensuring the safety of the nation.
Wale Edun’s role as the Special Adviser on Monetary Policies demonstrates the administration’s commitment to maintaining a stable and favorable economic environment.
Olu Verheijen’s appointment as the Special Adviser on Energy reflects President Tinubu‘s emphasis on the energy sector and the need for sustainable energy policies.
Zachaeus Adedeji’s role as the Special Adviser on Revenue highlights the administration’s focus on optimizing revenue generation and management.
John Uwajumogu’s appointment as the Special Adviser for Industry, Trade, and Investment demonstrates President Tinubu’s commitment to promoting economic growth, industrialization, and trade within the country.
Salma Anas’ role as the Special Adviser for Health underscores the administration’s dedication to improving healthcare services and addressing public health challenges.
