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President Buhari Makes Fresh Appointment
President Muhammadu Buhari has appointed Professor Yusuf Aminu Ahmed as Chairman/Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Nigeria Atomic Energy Commission (NAEC).
Tracknews Online reports that this was made known in a statement by Director, Information, Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation OSGF, Willie Bassey.
Aminu Ahmed’s appointment is for an initial term of three years in accordance with the provision of Section 4 (1) of the Nigeria Atomic Energy Commission (Establishment) Act of 1976.
“The appointment is with effect from 3rd September 2021,” the statement read.
“Until the appointment, Prof Yusuf Aminu Ahmed was the Overseeing Director for the Office of the Chairman/CEO of Nigeria Atomic Energy Commission.
“He is Professor of Nuclear Physics with several years of research in Nuclear Instrumentation & Spectrometry.
“The Nigeria Atomic Energy Commission was established in 1976 with the mandate to construct and maintain nuclear installations for the purpose of generating electricity, undertake research into matters relating to the peaceful use of atomic energy as well as educate and train persons in matters with respect to atomic energy and radioactive substances among others.”
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