President Muhammadu Buhari has confirmed Mr Sule Abdulaziz as the substantive Managing Director of Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) with effect from April 4.
A statement by the General Manager, Public Affairs, Mrs Ndidi Mbah on Wednesday, said that Abdulaziz was the Acting Managing Director of the company since May 19, 2020 before his confirmation.
The statement added that the substantive MD was the General Manager (Projects) at the company’s headquarters before becoming the acting managing director.
“Subsequently, he became the Regional Transmission Manager of Shiroro and Abuja Regions of TCN with responsibility for various operational and managerial functions including the wheeling of bulk power to the Distribution Companies (Discos).
“He was also in charge of coordination and supervision of equipment maintenance and repairs, transmission network reliability, security and expansion, inventory and stock management among
According to the statement, Abdulaziz had been responsible for the overall supervision of the affairs of the company including transmission projects, transmission network operations and maintenance, system operations.
Other responsibilities he carried out according to her are market administration, human resources management and chief accounting officer.
“Under his watch as the acting managing director, TCN made milestone achievements in projects execution and delivery, stable grid management, and human resources management that optimised personnel performance and productivity.
“Working with an executive management consisting of four Executive Directors, Abdulaziz embarked on initiatives and execution that significantly transformed TCN from a faltering successor company in the post-privatisation era to a viable national and sub-regional transmission company,” she said.
Mbah said that Abdulaziz also distinguished himself as a skilled human resources manager who brought industrial harmony to TCN and had continued to maintain a non-interference and non-divisive policy in dealing with labor unions and union matters.
She said that the TCN boss equally enhanced capacity development by strategically investing in the training and retraining of staff to bridge skills gaps among others.
