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NASC confirms Ojo as Clerk to the NASS

  The National Assembly Service Commission (NASC) has confirmed Arc. Olatunde Amos Ojo as the substantive Clerk to the National Assembly (CNA). The confirmation of the appointment was contained in a statement…

 

The National Assembly Service Commission (NASC) has confirmed Arc. Olatunde Amos Ojo as the substantive Clerk to the National Assembly (CNA).

The confirmation of the appointment was contained in a statement by NASC Chairman, Ahmad Amshi.

Also confirmed was Chinedu Akabueze as the substantive Clerk to the House of Representatives.

Ojo and others have been in an acting capacity since July, when the management led by Muhammed Sani Omolori retired.

Other confirmed appointments are Bala Yabani, Deputy Clerk to NASS; Dauda Ladan, Clerk of the Senate; Yusuf Danbatta, Secretary to NASC; Orunwase Osaze, Secretary Human Resources and Staff Development.

Ademola Adebanjo is the Secretary, Legal; Ramatu Ahmad, Secretary, Research and Information; Basir Hamza, Secretary, Health Service; Sani Tambuwal, Secretary Health Services.

The rest are Aimua Ehikioya, Secretary, Special Duties; Liman Sanda, Secretary, Procurement, Estate and Works; Oladoyin Suraj, Secretary, Inter-Parliamentary and Protocol; Iloba Ugochi, Deputy Clerk of Senate (Legislative).

Navati Illiya is the Deputy Clerk of the Senate (Administration) and Damzariya Himidu was confirmed as Deputy Clerk of the House of Representatives.

All appointments were effective September 30, except for Akabueze whose appointment would take effect from November 25.

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Published October 3, 2020
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