President Bola Tinubu has taken decisive steps in shaping the financial system of Nigeria by appointing new board members to key regulatory bodies. In a move aimed at bolstering oversight and governance, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) have received fresh leadership under the stewardship of seasoned professionals.

National Insurance Commission (NAICOM):

At the helm of NAICOM, President Tinubu has entrusted the capable leadership of Halima Kyari as the Chairperson of the Board. Kyari, with her wealth of experience, is poised to steer NAICOM towards greater heights of efficiency and transparency. Joining her are distinguished individuals who bring a wealth of expertise to their roles:

Mr. Olusegun Ayo Omosehin: Commissioner for Insurance, entrusted with safeguarding the interests of policyholders and ensuring the stability of the insurance sector.
Mr. Olawoye Gam-Ikon: Deputy Commissioner (Technical Operations), tasked with overseeing the technical aspects of insurance operations and driving innovation in the industry.
Dr. Usman Ankara Jimada: Deputy Commissioner (Finance & Administration), responsible for ensuring prudent financial management and administrative excellence within NAICOM.
Dr. Miriam Kene Kachikwu, Mr. Adeniyi Olusegun Fabikun, and Mr. Umar Khalifa Mohammed: Members of the board, bringing diverse perspectives and invaluable insights to the regulatory framework.

Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC):

In tandem with bolstering NAICOM, President Tinubu has appointed a dynamic leadership team to spearhead the SEC. Mr. Mairiga Aliyu Katuka assumes the role of Chairman, entrusted with overseeing the regulation and development of the Nigerian capital market. Joining him are:

Mr. Emomotimi Agama: Director-General, tasked with driving the SEC's strategic agenda and ensuring market integrity and investor protection.
Frana Chukwuogor: Executive Commissioner (Legal and Enforcement), responsible for enforcing securities laws and regulations to maintain market integrity.
Mr. Bola Ajomale: Executive Commissioner (Operations), entrusted with overseeing the operational aspects of the SEC and enhancing market efficiency.
Mrs. Samiya Hassan Usman: Executive Commissioner (Corporate Services), charged with ensuring the smooth functioning of SEC's administrative and support functions.
Mr. Lekan Belo and Mr. Kasimu Garba Kurfi: Non-Executive Commissioners, providing valuable oversight and strategic guidance to the SEC.

President Tinubu's appointments to the boards of NAICOM and SEC underscore his commitment to fostering robust regulatory frameworks that promote financial stability, investor confidence, and economic growth. With a blend of seasoned professionals and fresh perspectives, these regulatory bodies are poised to navigate the complexities of the financial system and drive Nigeria towards a prosperous future.

DrMB:
President Bola Tinubu has taken decisive steps in shaping the financial system of Nigeria by appointing new board members to key regulatory bodies. In a move aimed at bolstering oversight and governance, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) have received fresh leadership under the stewardship of seasoned professionals.

National Insurance Commission (NAICOM):

At the helm of NAICOM, President Tinubu has entrusted the capable leadership of Halima Kyari as the Chairperson of the Board. Kyari, with her wealth of experience, is poised to steer NAICOM towards greater heights of efficiency and transparency. Joining her are distinguished individuals who bring a wealth of expertise to their roles:

Mr. Olusegun Ayo Omosehin: Commissioner for Insurance, entrusted with safeguarding the interests of policyholders and ensuring the stability of the insurance sector.
Mr. Olawoye Gam-Ikon: Deputy Commissioner (Technical Operations), tasked with overseeing the technical aspects of insurance operations and driving innovation in the industry.
Dr. Usman Ankara Jimada: Deputy Commissioner (Finance & Administration), responsible for ensuring prudent financial management and administrative excellence within NAICOM.
Dr. Miriam Kene Kachikwu, Mr. Adeniyi Olusegun Fabikun, and Mr. Umar Khalifa Mohammed: Members of the board, bringing diverse perspectives and invaluable insights to the regulatory framework.

Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC):

In tandem with bolstering NAICOM, President Tinubu has appointed a dynamic leadership team to spearhead the SEC. Mr. Mairiga Aliyu Katuka assumes the role of Chairman, entrusted with overseeing the regulation and development of the Nigerian capital market. Joining him are:

Mr. Emomotimi Agama: Director-General, tasked with driving the SEC's strategic agenda and ensuring market integrity and investor protection.
Frana Chukwuogor: Executive Commissioner (Legal and Enforcement), responsible for enforcing securities laws and regulations to maintain market integrity.
Mr. Bola Ajomale: Executive Commissioner (Operations), entrusted with overseeing the operational aspects of the SEC and enhancing market efficiency.
Mrs. Samiya Hassan Usman: Executive Commissioner (Corporate Services), charged with ensuring the smooth functioning of SEC's administrative and support functions.
Mr. Lekan Belo and Mr. Kasimu Garba Kurfi: Non-Executive Commissioners, providing valuable oversight and strategic guidance to the SEC.

President Tinubu's appointments to the boards of NAICOM and SEC underscore his commitment to fostering robust regulatory frameworks that promote financial stability, investor confidence, and economic growth. With a blend of seasoned professionals and fresh perspectives, these regulatory bodies are poised to navigate the complexities of the financial system and drive Nigeria towards a prosperous future.

AustineE1:
Yoruba president of Nigeria...the appointments shared between North and South,which is good and far better than the nonsense the Fulani chauvinist Gen Buhari did. However out of the eight appointees from south,Yorubas are five while south east and south south have to share just three and more like board members.It is well！

Basic123:


And the funny thing is that the yorubas dont even appreciate him.

Olachase:
His excellency Bola Tinubu, should just declare fight against food vendors that increase their prices

He get one woman for my area guy's day target her, she sells 1 derica of rice #1350, pepsi #370 her P.O.S charges start from #200

We have no choice she's the only one selling in our estate

Seems she's been sent from hell

Basic123:


And the funny thing is that the yorubas dont even appreciate him.

Dobodobo04:




I don’t believe in price control. Gov should open the borders and allow people to bring in food.

It’s the local farmers that would go beg for border to be closed when prices fall to crazy levels.

Only time government can intervene is if there is collusion.

englishmart:
Extended Government of Lagos

Basic123:


And the funny thing is that the yorubas dont even appreciate him.

AustineE1:
Yoruba president of Nigeria...the appointments shared between North and South,which is good and far better than the nonsense the Fulani chauvinist Gen Buhari did. However out of the eight appointees from south,Yorubas are five while south east and south south have to share just three and more like board members.It is well！

AustineE1:
Yoruba president of Nigeria...the appointments shared between North and South,which is good and far better than the nonsense the Fulani chauvinist Gen Buhari did. However out of the eight appointees from south,Yorubas are five while south east and south south have to share just three and more like board members.It is well！

Basic123:


And the funny thing is that the yorubas dont even appreciate him.