President Tinubu Approves Appointment of Mrs Mojisolaoluwa Kehinde Alli-Macaulay as NSITF Executive Director.
Abuja, Nigeria—To strengthen the operational effectiveness of the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund, the President, Bola Tinubu, has approved the appointment of Mrs. Mojisolaoluwa Kehinde Alli-Macaulay to Executive Director, Operations, in the said fund. The appointment was announced earlier today and given the nod to help better the delivery of social insurance services in Nigeria.
Mrs. Alli-Macaulay comes into the new role with many years of experience, having served in several capacities within the public and private sectors. Her massive experience in operations management, coupled with her passion for social welfare system improvement, makes her a very good fit to drive the NSITF mission of giving Nigerian workers social security.
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The NSITF has a very strategic position in the nation’s labor ecosystem, as it compensates workers who fall victim to mishaps or sickness during work. With the appointment of Mrs. Onyemaka Alli-Macaulay, new operational style and manner of discharging services are expected to give a face-lift to processes at the agency.
In a statement, President Tinubu expressed confidence that Mrs. Alli-Macaulay would be able to lead at the helm of affairs in NSITF, considering that she had an operational record and zeal toward social welfare that would greatly add up to being beneficial for the agency’s objectives.
“The appointment of Mrs. Mojisolaoluwa Kehinde Alli-Macaulay as the Executive Director, Operations, NSITF, was in appreciation of her fine public service and commitment to the improvement of social insurance services in Nigeria. With her at the helm of affairs, I don’t have any doubt that she will bring in the much-needed efficiency and effectiveness in the operations of the NSITF,” reiterated President Tinubu.
Mrs. Alli-Macaulay acknowledged the usefulness of the opportunity to serve in this capacity and assured her audience of commitment toward ensuring better operations. “I am very humbled by this appointment, and I promise to work hard in ensuring that NSITF accomplishes its mandate of providing adequate social insurance coverage to Nigerian workers. In collaboration with my team, we will strive to improve our processes and service delivery,” she said.
None of the reactions that have followed her appointment has been otherwise; they are all positive—from the Labour and Social Welfare sectors. Many are quite optimistic that her leadership will provide the impetus for the reforms needed to make the NSITF stronger in effectively discharging its mandate for Nigerian workers.
Renewed hope is expected in NSITF operations as Mrs. Alli-Macaulay takes over her new role. The leadership she is currently undertaking is focused on making key changes to the efficiency of the agency and bettering social insurance services to workers across Nigeria.
