'Seun Ibukun-Oni, Abuja
DAILY COURIER - In a strategic move to bolster Nigeria’s digital and communications sectors, President Bola Tinubu has announced significant new appointments. Mr. Daser David has been named the new President and Chief Executive Officer of the Digital Bridge Institute (DBI), while Mr. Reuben Oshomah and Mr. Adama Kure have been appointed as Executive Directors of Nigerian Communications Satellite Limited (NIGCOMSAT).
The announcement, made through a press release from the State House on August 20, 2024, highlights the administration’s commitment to enhancing the effectiveness and strategic direction of key national institutions.
**Mr. Daser David** brings a wealth of expertise to his new role at the Digital Bridge Institute, a pivotal institution in advancing Nigeria’s digital education and technology initiatives. With a background in both academia and industry, David is recognized for his deep understanding of digital technologies and leadership in educational settings. His appointment is seen as a move to reinforce DBI’s role in driving digital transformation and innovation in Nigeria.
**Reuben Oshomah** has been appointed as Executive Director of Marketing at NIGCOMSAT. Oshomah, known for his extensive experience in satellite communications marketing and strategic business development, is expected to spearhead efforts to enhance NIGCOMSAT’s market presence and drive its business growth.
**Adama Kure** will serve as Executive Director of Finance and Administration at NIGCOMSAT. Kure is a seasoned finance professional with a robust background in financial management and corporate governance. His appointment is anticipated to bring a strong focus on financial discipline and administrative efficiency to the organization.
President Tinubu expressed confidence that these new appointments will significantly advance the strategic objectives of DBI and NIGCOMSAT. “The new leaders appointed today are expected to apply their extensive experience and expertise to drive forward the strategic vision of these vital institutions,” said Chief Ajuri Ngelale, Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity.
The appointments reflect President Tinubu’s ongoing efforts to position Nigeria at the forefront of digital and communications innovation, ensuring that key institutions are led by individuals capable of navigating the evolving landscape of technology and business.
