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Etisalat gets new Board: Nnanna is chairman, Olusanya is CEO

Admin July 4, 2017

Things seem to be falling in place for beleaguered telecom giant Etisalat with the appointment of a new board to run the affairs of the telco. This is coming on the heels of a truce between the telco and its creditor banks brokered by the telecom regulator, Nigerian Communications Commission,NCC.

In a statement issued Tuesday, Etisalat announced super banker, Dr Joseph Nnanna, as its Chairman. The full statement below:

Etisalat Nigeria today confirms that as a result of the on-going restructuring efforts, a new board has been constituted. It comprises of Dr. Joseph Nnanna – Chairman, Mr. Oluseyi Bickersteth, Mr Ken Igbokwe, Mr. Boye Olusanya and Mrs Funke Ighodaro.

Mr. Boye Olusanya has been confirmed as Chief Executive Officer, to replace Mr. Matthew Willsher, while Mrs. Funke Ighodaro takes over from Mr. Olawole Obasunloye as Chief Finance Officer.

The Consortium of Lenders, working with the regulators NCC and the Central Bank of Nigeria are committed to the on-going efforts to restructure the company towards a path of long term success of the business and the appointment of a seasoned board of directors and top management is a testament to this. The decisions reached so far reflect the high confidence all the stakeholders have in the continued viability and sustainability of the business. The smooth transition is also proof of management’s commitment to ensure that the operations of the company run seamlessly, and customers continue to enjoy superior network quality and positive customer experience

Etisalat Nigeria remains committed to continuously serving our subscribers, through the provision of innovative products and services with its committed staff, partners and vendors to empower the needs of our customers and improve their experience on the network.

We thank all our customers for your loyalty, understanding and continued patronage.

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