Less than six month after he was appointed Director Public Affairs, the Nigerian Communications Commission has announced Mr. Nnamdi Nwokike will be among other eleven senior staff of the Commission that will be retiring April 1.
The Commission made the announcement today at the special valedictory executive management session held to herade their send forth.
“This afternoon, we began the send forth process for 12 amazing and wonderful management staff who will exit the Commission effective from April 1, 2019 when they will commence their terminal leave of absence,” Prof. Umar Garba Danbatta, the Executive Vice Chairman and Chief Executive of NCC announced.
The EVC noted the staff “will be leaving a vacuum difficult to fill”, advising that whether in service or not, they should find ways to contribute to our communities.
Several Executive Management staff amplified EVC’ voice and wished all the outgoing staff best wishes.
Mr. Nnamdi Nwokike, who responded on behalf of his fellow retirees, said that: “we are leaving the work in capable hands who will do better than how we met and left it”. He Thanked the EVC, colleagues as well as all staff of the Commission for their best wishes.
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