CBN Initiates Process to Fill Vacant Director Positions Following Recent Staff Changes

 

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has announced plans to appoint new directors to fill vacant positions following recent staff changes.

The bank has released an internal advertisement seeking qualified candidates to fill seven positions namely Director, Corporate Communications Department (CCD); Director, Financial Policy and Regulation Department (FPRD); Director, Other Financial Institutions Supervision Department (OFISD); Director, Procurement & Support Services Department (PSSD); Director, Banking Services Department (BKSD); Director, Medical Services Department (MSD); and Director, Information Technology Department (ITD).

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There are 13 departments, each currently headed by a coordinator, according to information on the CBN’s website as at the time of this report, OBSERVERSTIMES report.

Applicants must be confirmed staff of the CBN at the deputy director level and have at least three years of experience at that grade. Those with less than two years until retirement are not eligible to apply, and candidates are limited to applying for only one position to avoid disqualification.

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The deadline for applications is set for Friday, September 27, 2024, with submissions to be sent to a designated email address. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for further consideration, according to the circular obtained by OBSERVERSTIMES.

This move comes after a previous reorganization in which 27 staff members, including directors, deputy directors, and other managerial positions, were affected. The CBN’s efforts to fill these crucial director roles demonstrate a commitment to maintaining operational efficiency and leadership continuity within the institution.

 

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