The Central Bank of Nigeria has confirmed the appointment of eight directors, including Osita Nwanisobi as the Director, Corporate Communications Department.

Nwanisobi had been in acting capacity since last October when his predecessor, Isaac Okorafor, retired from service.

In a statement released on Wednesday, the apex bank said that all the appointments took effect from August 25.

The statement was titled “CBN names Nwanisobi, seven others departmental directors
It read,. in part, “The Management of the Central Bank of Nigeria has confirmed the appointment of Mr. Osita Nwanisobi as the Director, Corporate Communications Department, with effect from August 25, 2021.

“Nwanisobi had acted in acting capacity since October 2020, when his predecessor, Isaac Okorafor, retired from service.”

Other directors named by the bank are: “Elizabeth Omolara Fasoranti, who steps in as the Director, Branch Operations; Dr. Abdulkadir Abdullahi Jibril as Director, Medical Services; and Mrs. Rashidat Jumoke Monguno, who now directs affairs in the Consumer Protection Department.

“Amina Habib, who is now the Director, Human Resources Department; Dr. Blaise Ijebor, Director, Risk Management; Mr. Chibuzo Anthony Efobi, Director, Financial Policy and Regulation; and Mr. Benjamin Nnadi, who assumes the position of Director, Reserve Management.”

Lagosfinder:
Balanced appointment

TooMuchStuff:
The only important post there is HR department ably given to Fulani Muslim. All the rest are noise making job.

Incase you wanna doubt that.... I worked briefly in CBN

TooMuchStuff:
The only important post there is HR department ably given to Fulani Muslim. All the rest are noise making job.

Incase you wanna doubt that.... I worked briefly in CBN

Poiu11:
None. Is yoruba

Okoroawusa:
I Love PMB

garfield1:


Marginalization

jking001:
Check out the igbo business man, they are very shady in business, go and buy brand new spare part for your car it would not last a month or two, the question I always ask them is why not make available the original oem and put the substandard one along side the original one so i have a choice and know it's lack of money that made me buy the cheap one,its a no no for the Igbo man 100 % profit or nothing, most of them tell me the make more profit from the fake one plus it gets bad on time and you have to come and buy again, who do we blame for this kind of mindset?

The igbo man might just find an unethical way just like their spare parts business to rejig the economy.

Kyase:
balanced ke
6 region.
9 appointments
3 from a single region
What's balance here.
Anywho congratulations to the appointees

cybersoldiers:
None from real Igbo states of south east, they're from rivers, delta.
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No Real Igbo should rejoice over this.

Idiots from Igbo speaking rivers, delta and other south south states are quick to grab appointments meant for Igbo's of south east, and they always claim they're not Igbo's.

Confused lots.