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Dikko, Ogujiofor Become V/Presidents at Etisalat Nigeria

Comms Week27 Mar 20150 Comments
Dikko, Ogujiofor Become V/Presidents at Etisalat Nigeria
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Etisalat Nigeria has announced the appointment of Ibrahim Dikko as Vice President, Regulatory and Corporate Affairs, and Ken Ogujiofor as Vice President Consumer Sales and Service. The appointments…


Etisalat Nigeria has announced the appointment of Ibrahim Dikko as Vice President, Regulatory and Corporate Affairs, and Ken Ogujiofor as Vice President Consumer Sales and Service. The appointments aim to further support the organisation and delivery of innovative products, services and to meet the demands of its customers.

Dikko was the Director, Government and Regulatory Affairs where he was responsible for regulation, community and environmental issues.

In his new role, he will be leading the Corporate and Regulatory Affairs teams in an integrated approach to achieve the company’s strategic plan of forging and maintaining valuable partnerships among all its stakeholders.

Ogujiofor was the Director, Channel Sales at Etisalat Nigeria where he was responsible for identifying Channel Partners across Corporate, Distribution and Alternate channels for sales of Etisalat’s products and services.

As Vice President Consumer Sales and Service, he will play a major role in synergizing the mix between direct and indirect sales as well as ensuring quality services across all Etisalat’s touch points.

Matthew Willsher, Chief Executive Officer of Etisalat Nigeria explained that “these appointments are necessary to reflect level and scope of responsibility of the two executives and also to sharpen the organisation’s focus on the customer, drive operational efficiency, and improved results through better alignment of functions with similar priorities.”

He affirmed that “At Etisalat, we are committed to empowering individuals and our communities to empower the nation; therefore we look forward to the benefits of the transforming leadership that will follow these new appointments”.

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