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Dangote’s FMCG arm appoints Tonya Lawani as new board member

NASCON Allied Industries Plc, a subsidiary of Dangote Industries, has appointed Tonya Lawani as an Independent Non-Executive Director to strengthen its leadership and drive strategic growth. Lawani, Group Chief Executive Officer of Seal Group, brings extensive cross-industry experience to the board, having worked in advertising, hospitality, retail, print media, marketing, manufacturing, and general merchandising.

With her expertise, Lawani will contribute to NASCON’s expansion in Nigeria’s competitive FMCG landscape. The company has diversified its product portfolio, manufacturing salt, vegetable oil, tomato paste, and seasonings for households across Nigeria and West Africa. NASCON’s manufacturing plants in Apapa, Oregun, Ota, and Port Harcourt enable efficient distribution and supply chain optimization.

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NASCON’s Chairman emphasized that Lawani’s appointment reflects the company’s commitment to robust corporate governance, highlighting her ability to scale businesses and drive innovation. The appointment aligns with a growing trend among Nigerian corporates seeking external expertise to navigate the evolving market environment.

By appointing Tonya Lawani, NASCON deepens its leadership bench with an independent voice who brings fresh perspectives. This move positions the company for continued growth and success in the FMCG sector.

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