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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the appointment of seven new executive directors for the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA), News360 Nigeria reports.

The appointments include a mix of reappointments and new additions, bringing expertise from various fields to strengthen the leadership of the media organization.

The appointees are:

1. Ayo Adewuyi — Reappointed as Executive Director, News.

2. Barr. Ibrahim Aliyu — Executive Director, Special Duties (Legal Practitioner).

3. Malam Muhammed Fatuhu Mustapha — Executive Director, Administration and Training.

4. Mrs Apinke Effiong — Executive Director, Finance, bringing expertise in financial marketing, treasury management, and reporting.

5. Mrs Tari Taylaur — Executive Director, Programme, with experience in audio/visual creation, production, and showrunning.

6. Mr Sadique Musa Omeiza — Executive Director, Engineering.

7. Mrs Oluwakemi Fashina — Executive Director, Marketing, a seasoned integrated marketing communications professional and chartered marketer.

This new leadership team is expected to drive the NTA toward enhanced operational efficiency and content delivery.

Franzinni:
What is nta in this age of technology...? Nta that is showing kid contents from Kenya of which here is NO nta program that is on that level of production?

They should channel the money that is going to disappear somewhere better please.

richiemcgold:
NTA network and Radio Nigeria should be rated as the most useless media organizations in Africa.

.. very archaic, old fashioned and extremely boring.

Franzinni:
What is nta in this age of technology...? Nta that is showing kid contents from Kenya of which here is NO nta program that is on that level of production?

They should channel the money that is going to disappear somewhere better please.

Softmirror:
NTA is still very much relevant.

Franzinni:
how ?

Softmirror:
Do you watch NTA?

Franzinni:
when I was maybe 11 so give or take 30something years ago.

The world have moved passed that era ... People watching nta are either extremely poor, or very old. Those are the scenarios I see people watching nta.

Well that is in my worlds tho ...

1Alex:
it's obvious you don't listen to radio.

MadPolitician:
With the way the southwest section of the APC, led by Tinubu, has go on with this open marginalisation of igbos in this regime, you need no one to tell you that the whole idea behind buharis anti igbo agenda, was organised by the same clan.

Slowly, the notion that the real haters of the south-east in nigeria, reside in the south west and not the north, is being proven beyond reasonable doubts on dailybasis. While Sanwo Olu is busy demolishing igbo investments in Lagos, Tinubu is busy in Abuja trying to erase any semblance of igbo presence in the federal levels.

It is even starting to look like the only reason why the APC was formed was to "contain and curtail" these igbos. Appointments after appointments, projects after projects, government programmes after government programmes, in all, the south east is openly marginalised and recentlybeingleft out.

Under buhari, the igbos were coming last in all these, but under this owanbe regime, there is nothing left for the igbos. Tinubus government desperation in hijacking slots that constitutionally belong to the south-east, and give them to other sections of the country, as was the case with the school tuition payments, is evil and must be condemned by all including non igbos.

It is time for igbos to wakenup and give this government the middle finger! Igbos need to be throw caution to the wind and confront this evil government. Igbos need to fight back. A government that is desperately trying to derail their progress as a people is in power and keeping quiet is not an option.

Bullet4thiefnub:
All the while we thought the north was the enemy , even from the 60s it have been these ppl , I have severed all links with them truly and will not hesitate to act harshly even on one to one dealings

InfoGuru118:
https://news360ng.com/tinubu-appoints-makes-seven-appointments-into-nigerian-television-authority-nta/