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Nigeria: Africa Prudential appoints new Managing Director

Africa Prudential Plc’s Board has named Catherine Uzoamaka Nwosu as the incoming Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer.

The company’s notice to the Nigerian Exchange Limited and other stakeholders, dated February 28, 2024, announced the leadership changes, appointing Mrs. Catherine Uzoamaka Nwosu as the incoming Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer.

Effective March 1, 2024, Mrs. Catherine Uzoamaka Nwosu’s appointment as the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer comes following the resignation of Mr. Obong Idiong, who stepped down to assume higher responsibilities.

The Board, in acknowledging Mr. Idiong’s resignation, expressed gratitude for his remarkable contributions to the company’s growth and extended best wishes for success in his future endeavors.

According to the Company Secretary, Joseph Jibunoh, Mrs. Nwosu brings to Africa Prudential Plc a wealth of experience as a distinguished Capital Market Executive.

As the current 2nd Vice President at the Institute of Capital Market Registrars (ICMR), Mrs. Nwosu has showcased exemplary leadership throughout her career.

Prior to joining Africa Prudential Plc, Mrs. Nwosu served as the Head of Stakeholders Engagement at BUA Group.

Nwosu’s association with Africa Prudential Plc dates back to its inception in 2006. During this period, she held various roles, notably serving as Chief Operating Officer (COO) from 2010 to 2022.

The Board expressed confidence that Mrs. Catherine Uzoamaka Nwosu’s appointment will enhance Africa Prudential Plc’s dedication to excellence and sustained growth.

source: nairametrics.com

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