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TUNJI BELLO TAKES THE HELM AT FCCPC.

 Tunji Bello officially assumed his role as the Executive Vice Chairman/ Chief Executive Officer of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) today.
He was welcomed to the Commission by Dr. Adamu Abdullahi, Executive Commissioner Operations, and  Kola Alabi, Executive Commissioner, Corporate Services. Dr. Abdullahi served as the Commission’s chief executive in an acting capacity until Bello resumed.
Before settling into his office, Mr. Bello went round the Commission to familiarise himself with the staff.
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