In a decisive move to bolster national broadcasting, President Bola Tinubu has approved significant appointments within the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA), ushering in new leadership focused on unity, professionalism, and innovation.
A statement from the State House confirmed the following key appointments, effective immediately:
Rotimi Richard Pedro (Lagos, South-West) takes the helm as Director-General of the Nigerian Television Authority.
Karimah Bello (Katsina, North-West) has been named Executive Director, Marketing.
Stella Din (Plateau, North-Central) becomes the new Executive Director, News.
Sophia Issa Mohammed (Adamawa, North-East) assumes the role of Managing Director, NTA Enterprises Limited.
According to the Presidency, these appointments underscore President Tinubu’s commitment to reinforcing the nation’s broadcasting sector, leveraging the NTA as a unifying platform for national cohesion and soft diplomacy.
The newly installed executives are tasked with steering the NTA towards greater professional excellence and innovation, ensuring that national broadcasting continues to serve as a vital tool for fostering unity and promoting Nigerian values on both domestic and international fronts.
The Presidency assures the public that these changes reflect a strategic vision to enhance media integrity, drive forward social cohesion, and project Nigeria’s image positively across the globe.