In a significant move to enhance the efficiency of governmental agencies, President Bola Tinubu has made three crucial appointments, as disclosed by the Presidency on Saturday.
President Tinubu has appointed Mr. Umar Ibrahim Mohammed as the new Director-General of the Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency (NIHSA). Mr. Mohammed, an architect with expertise in construction technology and environmental management, is expected to elevate the agency's operations. The NIHSA is responsible for operating and maintaining hydrological stations across Nigeria, conducting groundwater exploration, and monitoring through scientific techniques to provide essential hydrological and hydrogeological data for water resource management and related projects.
Chief Ajuri Ngelale, the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, emphasized the President's expectations for Mr. Mohammed to deliver improved outcomes and efficiency in the agency's objectives.
In another development, President Tinubu appointed new members to the board of Family Homes Funds Limited (FHFL). This appointment aims to drive growth and development within Nigeria's real estate sector. The newly appointed board members are tasked with energizing growth opportunities and consolidating activities in the real estate market, a statement from Ngelale revealed.
This strategic move is part of the federal government's broader efforts to enhance housing availability and affordability, ultimately improving the living standards for Nigerians.
This appointment follows other recent measures by the Tinubu administration to address various challenges facing Nigeria. For instance, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has been actively managing the country's foreign exchange situation amid the naira's fluctuations against major currencies.
In a separate statement, CBN Governor Olayemi Cardoso reassured Nigerians that the naira remains resilient despite recent depreciation. The governor highlighted that recent advancements in foreign exchange management have restored confidence in the naira, with measures in place to curb further decline.
These appointments come at a critical time for Nigeria, as the nation faces economic and infrastructural challenges. Strengthening key agencies and enhancing their operational efficiency is expected to contribute significantly to national development. The focus on real estate growth and improved hydrological services aligns with President Tinubu's vision of sustainable development and better resource management.
By appointing qualified and experienced professionals like Mr. Umar Ibrahim Mohammed and the new board members of FHFL, the Tinubu administration demonstrates its commitment to effective governance and development.
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