President Bola Tinubu has appointed new heads for three key Federal Government agencies in Nigeria, according to a statement released by the Office of the Secretary to the Government. The appointees are expected to play crucial roles in strengthening key sectors and institutions in the country.
Bello Bawa Bwari has been appointed as the Director-General of the National Biosafety Management Agency, effective from September 18, 2025, for an initial four-year term. The National Biosafety Management Agency is responsible for regulating genetically modified organisms in Nigeria, ensuring their safe use and handling.
Additionally, Aminu Junaidu has been appointed as the Chairman of the Investment and Security Tribunal, commencing a five-year term on September 18, 2025. The Investment and Security Tribunal is a vital institution that resolves disputes related to investments and securities in Nigeria, promoting investor confidence and stability in the financial market.
Olayiwola Nurudeen Awakan has been appointed as the Director-General of the Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation, effective from September 2, 2025, for an initial four-year term. The Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation is tasked with promoting and developing the country’s tourism sector, which has significant potential for economic growth and job creation.
The appointments, announced by Segun Imohiosen, Director of Information and Public Relations, Office of the Secretary to the Government, underscore the President’s commitment to advancing the growth and development of key sectors in Nigeria. The appointees are expected to apply their expertise and experience to drive progress in their respective agencies, ultimately contributing to national development.
These appointments are part of the President’s efforts to strengthen institutions and sectors critical to Nigeria’s economic and social progress. As the country continues to navigate its development journey, the effective leadership of these agencies will be crucial in addressing challenges and capitalizing on opportunities. The new appointees are expected to hit the ground running, working to implement policies and programs that will drive growth, improve efficiency, and enhance the overall performance of their agencies.
