Members of the Board of Directors of Public Corporations are appointed by the
a
chief executive officer
b
general manager
c
minister
d
president
e
special adviser
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Dreydro
2 months ago
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Explanation (JAMB standard)
In public corporations, members of the Board of Directors are usually appointed by the relevant government authority through the supervising ministry. This means the Minister in charge of that sector makes the appointments on behalf of the government.
The CEO and General Manager are employees of the corporation, so they cannot appoint the board.
The President may approve in some cases, but the direct responsibility lies with the supervising Minister.
A Special Adviser does not have such authority.
