Get Guardian on GoogleThe Temitope Amiwo Broadcast Network (TABN) has constituted a seven-member Board of Trustees (BoT) as part of efforts to strengthen its governance structure and advance its formal registration with the government.
The election, held recently, marked a significant step in the organisation’s administrative development and the establishment of a formal leadership framework to oversee its activities.
Raphael Eledewo emerged as chairman of the board, while Olafimihan Ajoke was elected secretary and Tajudeen Ayanlere as treasurer.
Other board members include Olusegun Ajileye, Otitoju Omolabake, Ezekiel Oludele and Tope Animasahun.
Speaking on the development, Eledewo said the election was part of the organisation’s efforts to establish an effective governing structure and strengthen its administrative processes.
The new board is expected to provide strategic oversight, guide the affairs of the network and support the implementation of its aims and objectives.
Its constitution is also expected to strengthen institutional accountability and provide the organisational framework required for TABN’s continued growth and development.
