NIM ELECTS AYUBA AS 25TH PRESIDENT, OTHER PRINCIPAL OFFICERS

The Nigerian Institute of Management (Chartered), has elected new principal officers to run its affairs for the next one year with Commodore Abimbola Ayuba (rtd.), the erstwhile Deputy President, emerging as the 25th President and Chairman of Council. Ayuba assumes the position at the expiration of the tenure of the immediate past President of the Institute, Dr. (Mrs.) Christiana Atako.

Also elected were Dr. Umar Mustapha, Vice Board Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Mentholatum Nigeria Limited, as Deputy President while Mrs. Ijeoma Okere, a former Permanent Secretary in Abia state, became the National Treasurer.

The new President, a retired Commodore of the Nigerian Navy and a Fellow of the Institute and a former Director at both Defence Headquarters and Naval Headquarters, Abuja, joined the military as an Officer Cadet on 17 July 1980 as a member of 28 RC. He was commissioned into the Nigerian Navy as a Sub-Lieutenant on 17 July 1983. He holds a PGD in Management, MBA (General Management) both from Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University Bauchi, 2001 and MSc in Strategic Studies from University of Ibadan, 2010. Ayuba also attended the Transformation and Ethics Coaching Course and Performance Coaching Course at the UK Transformation School, Hampshire, United Kingdom as well as the Manchester Business School in the UK. A United Nations Certified Country and Regional Advisor of Peace Support Operations, Ayuba attended a Certificate Course in Enterprise Management from Pan Atlantic University, Lagos and equally received a Diploma Certificate in Terrorism, Intelligence and Security from The Roman Institute/Baze University, Abuja.

A Specialist Above Water Warfare (AWW) Officer and Principal Warfare Officer (PWO), Commodore Ayuba who had over thirty years distinguished career in the Nigerian Navy held several appointments afloat including being the Commanding Officer of Nigerian Navy Ship (NNS) AGU and ashore including the Armed Forces of Nigeria, the ECOWAS, African Union and the United Nations, mainly in the areas of Peace support Operations, conflict management/capacity building. He has Commendations from the UN Under-Secretary General for Peacekeeping for Meritorious Service, and the Military Adviser to the UN Secretary General for training and strategic course management contributions. He was awarded the UN Medal of Honour for Service in DR Congo and the Chief of Army Staff Commendation for training contribution, handed by Lt Gen Martin Luther Agwai (Doyen of UN Peace Keeping Operations in Nigeria).

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